The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-12
CHAPTER XXI,
FAD LUCK CIR cool LCCK7

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Catherine. who accom-, A. ell the p.v:y seem., g.
cheerful that vans: uuciug at har fron, t;,,. t.
/ me. said to h. rsel. that yc,;pr,tay's bad new
could not p true
It was ili.yaMs.l,a ior Vanity mt :, hp ,i.a,A,
with Tom P,,ur,;. A :nt,.h .f .rav;,r H..
hans ~ satsn. a, a,l Mr. ut nj ,a.s., r. r..
grace uines. ur i!is manner Besides hie rmar.x
allowed thai h was more highly ~sl,ratsa TIM, h..
chose appear. . II i EVERYDAY cu,fversas;o, IL
mentioned his E,.m Stays on 9; talked o. frs;g,
travel, knew ii y: n,',str and ',t,s A an
all with the e.se NJ \ man who has been ;,rl>,ma,
by refined aud edu >,,.s. peopi. fr,,n u . th4su,,
aud has learned without az .fyer ...ans ..rsu,
lighter Know ledge, wh. less fortunate nn ms.
toll IL acquire. How quickly your r.ar E..acu,,,,
recognizes the Man wnu has had ancestors. De.e
mtanS may have wit, lesrnsug, gra.r zoo h.ss,uay
and twenty pleasant gifts beside hut r.rn ;, c,nt.
WIN We and our fathers fathers lay, il :; an a..
cHunt ut the bank, ana kept carriage. Now, T,n
Pembroke had this indeflnahh rcposc en- ivene.
with iitt'" fun, amt he was polite, ami neversu
GORGEOUS There. " ~ no ,l.mht af,ous H. VANITY vN
p.eas:N with h.m.
pref iuacasol table was sprsal when they Re.
surA" l.. ana uDH. AID N,ville r.n,ars.n; ns,1n
Sister tHth..rille SAID, smiling 4. yan;i;:
THAT child was Uusy ut II for an !lylr TIL,
Ing
"Sou must ,:1ess my table some day. Naui
said. And Vanity hlushad a ll:ti". but ma 10 10
swer.
GusSy was late. 4 most cxtranrlin,s, thnt
Maui observed. h. being the s.,ul Gf pu,,ctlally
However. they fle tlad t., wait Pr ti.r,e MINUTES
and before the time expired his h. rse was hear
the street. and Maud saw him tli.Enolnt at III
peal o B2ils' and Kiv,, A.s horse w!thout WORT
to the rustic hostler. Thea Augustus. with SLOW
step an downward face walked acr,,s the yila,'
street.
"i'"w stran.' he looks" Maud thought And tn
nntnt he entered III, room. although he af!scse'
cl!eereu!nt>s. his wiios practiced eyes saw trouble
in his fa.s. NOW. Maud Neville never psyet
company part under snch circunl, tances.
Gus" III called out, something III, happened
No no. lie ans W. red shaking his head a. b.
turned to his brother n.law .l.ct me have wort
with y.nl u. one Ton,'
"Do say what IL the matter" cried Mud "YN
are Frightening Nv all ,ut OF our senses.
Upon this Augustus said:
Tom. | have very serious news for you"
Ton. ,'.nbroke ros, and l,nked ut hts brother
Ills manner was surprisingly calm, even fearless a
drawing himself al, with !. snt.!i.r's air. he asse1
what had hap,en,,, Van,ty admired him a. rha:
l:."ment.
''R'.&lw.kkls has st o>nest payn,snt''
Those four words announced Tom PeMbraSs'
ruin iii. entire f,,riuna a, ,;,t.l ~ bank s,ar',
which were IA family inner :, ,r". #r' htl in on
fora: r another ,t.i, the ,x,-s ,>S ~ .re ,enea
tons ri the rclnhrokes. "lt.iwmn,,' WI, one ota'
old private banks. whose name was .;c,'eptsl a.
u1.sr,ntcc Of sulvcnry and financial hoa"r III
Ecw.rh!s had close" their fi.,nt or that tnoshin,
harin; waferc,i up >. it II hiatt ,hsr of note pau
with three. ur, lines written the .st of VIVA
was ROW r.ii.r: iron, village 10 v,lag. AMI irh'
tow.l to tow, Ike a th,,l.leryn,a'. Maud New.
know til. con ser, t,., well II II to u:"r'tand ~
0lOn,cnt the full weiyat 1T the h.ow. M la'.
was Or the WurS, dose tut0I. Tom 'cn'''ro.f" W."
Leggar
1t IN in,,u,ssjble ,lcuy tll:,: the soldier tafa'
pale. In: he ,soli IN brave!y, on:: Sntln. W.