Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-08-06
LEARNING HER LESSON.
nv EMILY LENNON.

,a,n;~ ,,ar Helen" Bob said, coniiden-
Ulcers q ,ltv II am sure you two would
made AL |. ZACH other I've told him great
ele gath a about my pretty, intellectual
l;t;a 2 49, ,sin and he is very anxious"
her ponss .Really, he does me an honor"
sden said, hastily, with the slight
Falls i, III in her slender neck which always
rty 10 I, nowed the mention af an eligible
7 The I, ~ at is right kind ofyou, Bobby,
thrown \ nan so much pleasure for me; but
Ily mangs .ralv expect to be home this sum
u I've Just about made up my
near Ca ind TO attend the summer school at
nherst.'
'yed at d What Yougoing to leave Canon
opying ai j and study all summer in that
u NorthA ROSY Yankee town. My dear Helen
tendens ~
in e, " aHI 90 abroad in the fall, should
nonpIas. h. to know something about Ger
l00.OO0 AN
} ia II NJ. 1But why don'tyou study at homer"
popuhv, dlnder whom, prayg'
10 n think you might find somebody"
Helen shook her head.
nmeeo'nt alvetred, hesad quietly. "There
. and In no one hero whom would think of
Dome1, aying"
I'VE been \. ION, pshawl" said Bob. CHATS
bCOrehsi DO bad: thought we would nave
leaves M eh nice time this summer"
was meos lou will anyhow" Helen said, with
Nv smile Alice is coming for sure,
. hi shall he out of the way. There
IN the NJ Abe no diSagreeabie third party"
5 north Bat what shah do with Gordon?"
John MI "Fndhim girl to Hint with"
A. whok "Hes not that kind
woodchg oh ihGteanlo9aiy, isn't het
ver hen thhG you Dettef sehd MN
ord not TO come
oseph, Pen 1--WE half a mind to. Confoupd the
arily msaR ennani
nblna rss His face looked very cross just then;
even yaa tne next moment " ''Sh' seemed
n by iaTg saw. Helen" he began eagcrlv,
Pen stopped short, as though a sec
ator fortb hd idea had arrested him,
- Il Well?"
y Pi'N - Nothing he replied,
And he began straightway to whistle
ID from NJ tder his breath, while Helengathered
CamPa her books and went into the house.
I,la bar.l There isnO good in spelling q woman
nIonNts make a student" Bob muttered.
,n $50. u ever two mOrtals were made for
ne 5aa'as lch other, she and Leon Gordon
IRE What a sight it would be to see
em hang each other in the matri-
rtOncomI onal moose"
It was Just a week after this CONVEX
( anypers ton that Rob came into the library
4 that coR Thinning over with eXultation. Helen
by the window in one ofthosecool,
pay gowns that are so becoming. She
'h'aiFpV aS writing letter of inqairy to the
we exhaaF GRclpal OF the summer school at
lity a tha mherst, concerning terms and hours
'avnnt "A n ld items of instruction.
beyand N Here's luck, Helen,n he cried
h;ch 1t u purishing a letter aloft "A real live
erman professor coming to visit us"
What"
mt oiIada aWhv'n ba won't IN braa thrasei,,
!, was sqa when was over at Winnebec yester-
5 ago byk Ay iran against Professor Holstein
me station, He's "a mighty nice
ot contss Tow, and Is writing up q work on
n. biology He's had the second degree
D - ~ Harvard, and is one of your real
o. =. ~ fayy guns on the languages"
punse' Does he teach?' Helen asked with
terest
storm I'd think he would. He's not well
,co,onaa. l-those German students seldom
n, lie was hunting up some quiet
apoms We place where heeould board cheap
y ~ ~ anu quietly this summer while he
ucs 800 iteS ms book. | suggested Canon.
III @oVg ~, and have just got note from
'doll Nv ~ saying that he is booked at
Jacobs4 ahlon's."
wasstrEi eperhaps no ,vo,,tt ,Yo,,t 20 ,a,oh n
liIed snnerr said Helen, obviously.
A obseryl leave that to me, said Bob, conf
,ty ah,a Ally' Il am going to bring him up
eto supper, and promise you he'll
stih bros @t you easily
and .eas Helen put on bewitching gown OF
theataar aoroldered Canton silk There could
iurnaehs' nothing prettier than she was be-
impaired ~ uaytul OF blue boulton cups
ed from s,ss Jug OF whipped cream.
II. 1t c@ nave you always lived in thiscoun-
:, and tbr professor" she asked pouring
died TO ~ ms tea with true womanly guile.
king n ! was born here" he answered,
" dSg, az ssscthing her quietly over q pair OF
foowed spectacles; t'but / have
In. m s ", some time abroad"
anu you are Very fond of your lam
IN indla' aes qneried Helen Most Ger
.b;ies me- ans are"
foF se.ls oue was wondering just then if Ma
ort ToslS w had trained his beard in that
marry w Iss'y way, or II he was vain enough
d. frequent II BARRIERS.
=. I am very fond OF the German bA
'on ~ warmly. II used to teach IL a
vision - 'le, and il | had more time / should
q, is era - nothing better, l thought once
ings IN ~ might getupa class this summer
soIneInl s DO yon think it would
ysWlh he trying Miss DarraghY''
.hoAa III 1nse you one pupil, she
'eirles'as nelefl DING for German herself,
d alOIes rooilessor, ? Bob explained.
. WA, 4,haeed?' he said smiling.
ienana~ o. anu y you would be kind enough to
II. el'asS WITH me, shesaid, appealingly,
,;r,ular, sa should like very much to have you
!, ,oDt Can I'M me J am going abroad in the
g. II
,h.,a b. n. mould give me great pleasure,
;isaukse All 1850. 'a7or answered, politely.
sn n'u y was so arranged that tho los-
N = Nets m. would begin in q day or so,
- Z, ,a,,nos al got en amazingly, for Helen
rno Mst sight OF the man in the i'm
iactor, and for once in the society
! issued s'c opposite sex, she acted out her
dys. IT, p natural self
81 arm. II. .'ssons grew longer every day.
ai's .a prolsssor read to her from the
g un'A aas sl poets, and there was so much
at oibs .a ug over the dictionary, that Bob
| thecol fV' pld'seretely whether the work
and io'ogN wasn't suffering
lies, suppose you know, Helen" he
eempF n, we morning, in casual way
Il posi- N Professor Iioistein has a wife
Il 'ssrr wencnil dren?n
.eetivf' Il, ihFy gasped at this. That
:I,st " MI n with S,t, "A ,,Iaas,a,,4 .rx l..aa