The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-21

rraat dal;ght shn h sscon 9 ~ Till - r a iddy
Sorl.e ahent tha ,'adnas. ~ ~ tha yi
tho want Of v.nr,, t,,a ,otartv of tta,
neonia a sbo Nh, aara e.g g puset Nc ny wy
rra ,oH, f,ce wS,nn ' III iV We'lva I
III W. or ~ ba WI, ,,.ail i Gi,a1 norne iais'ioiy
SWonld money he Of any usesu she
mo"iu iiioiie! oo VI ANY USE she
aIfs,vo, r,ess n,o,, orioa tho poo+or.s
w ifa eto,iina nnt ~ ~, ron,;at,
.sivhy T,dv VIA wi Il !. prulireay.
that ma ,1Suo ~, - Iy;l my ni9. as
fnnJ 900, o,nthoe Ell .na punt,hri;1
a,sn ], N0'f' '' Aoei' "iio 0'ei9'Ahn
I heard thu r,,st,e of hank rotcs and
~ 49, = asa'aS " u"i'N iio'e9' "i!u
~; WIN o. ua, s@ d. s1 ~ t,is
- ~" u'''iip".e 'h'' "lho'issV
The owns Of N, poc+o,,, ,,;fo e,,oa
viii fears S,,a saw IN the m;ft rnliaf
For n, 49, f,o, 1n ,,t aam nj ume s'i' iei'el
s.If Vol, Womb SEQ %nnvertv in NJ, ito
dasal,tinn Nv VII, o:n1. ~ 81 sa;I ~ oa ats
nestlw s.won sh3uid On 70 e n ni Ia.o' t na,t
is caiIee5 Ssandw is;eids PA"eo 'n"o
Sfte. t iai Rssc + 1r,us Vito boa dorortoa
T t,,rnna ~ ~ + r. ~ Mti0 i"o oopai'oo'
@WiU vo, Go5s, 7 asneJ hor
81 do Mt ~ i inoyr NIiss rLos+or ,, sbo
said d,o h o ,i ni,'e Gill;, Iit.ea and ,. Smo
iirhtIv aronSd bar 81 h h nevor sean
amyth;nn of tho E;nd !; Ao'ei 'ee"
asIWhe5 Won die y + rom,rrod ..yo,
will like TX hav u, .,n,a rona daedd' Wv
ren,ber w vii Iita ~ NM 4au
thnt von have ,essanaI Tho h,,rdom nf
one human heart )
"Yom friohta mo % sha s,ia ..yos
IwilI On '' o Ae''
Half an honr Afterwards fos,,;o,,b,o
s%elf-indulrent LADY Yorke stool in IN,
nonrnst cnftaoc NV sanIr I,;aIIis Iaa Nv
Ing round lleY in horror and Iismav
Only a starving woman and n starvino
child were tbaTe. there Voc nn Gra -, S
food. no table 10 chair No bod If uaS
a most HOMELESS heInless case
"a contrast TO WestwooG ); T Wills
Dered 10 hcr wis
At first thc woman vvas sn,,o,. o,a
Womb not snnakeMher m;serg n.ns ~
great. Then she cried ont. ""' wv
q mo. Won car, do nothi,I@ for mo NJ,
| husband died six weeks aao. and thiss
is all / have in The world Nov She ;s
dying. Heaven itself cannot helm me ),
She looked at LADY Yorke. t"Yon
mean well.n she said' chit the money
| that boalgl,t that silk gown nnld bnvse
| kept my husband aliye' lie died HIM.
| fhat3 Ue ,nnaned al, ninht hafnra ~
/ lltu from n1lnUpr-nnt nam hJf INN
| ger. Iloyed him with an nv heart and
[ had to sit and listen until I could have
| rushed out of the house to slny and rob
| the first person T met. lie died hungry
| while in vourho good food is wasted
All, my lady. Your dogs and horses are
| better off than we areIn
/ saw Lady Yorke's face grow very
| pale. and her ewes sought mine with =
frightened look.
sUemoaned all NIGHT. ncontinued tha
woman, land had nothing to give him
but water. He was not One 10 CON-
plain, but, when death cane ON him in
| the morning. he said to me. tAh lassie
| the rich have it in this world. We snali
have it in the neXt,' | went ont and
| sold the last thing that belonged TO mo
my weddinp-rinp-that morpinr and
/ bought ten and Tread. II have cone
past it, he said. 1T is all over. lassie
1t has come too late.' Seven wears ogo
when wa We're married he was tal1 "S !"
straight and Handsome. He took me 10
a pretty home, and he worried hard far
me: but trouble came. and he died hn,,.
gry. NV moor ladi Nv moor ladfn
knew that in her heart Lady yorEo
was thinIlinr Of the daiutias ti;at sont
away i'm cnpricious discomfort wouli
have saved this poor mans life ~
Annie is dyin%,n the woman went
ON. in the same he,,aless heluless voice
VIII VII nloa,n :, ~ o,aa ga 80 ~,
,vaats o mnu nend food r rGi Sfe S,ro an,tnenMd
he,.. ~ i ;s 10Y o' Iot m's'1S n"se aL4e1 7
Vent n e]y,"r ,viI roJ 70 " ~ei n mns, na ,i,sti' - !
Inv ber az ornn% wi1h SI,a h%nd} To- ~
]crav;ng ali dav f1y "" "' nr,n ~ n n"I e IeT
fine size fnIi aslenn she Iraam,f thot en- sho
b III t Sie iuii asiteP sue ule1lliv .iiae siit
felI to oit tbo oi "rnnn ~ nIt w n,1,1G' h m,u ' done
anvthinn f5r one nenn" h,,t T conld nntt
ref II y
tI an vor,, CORY. >, s,id r,av yor,,o
uyf Ihnd it Ino WY, '''o A'os Aoihe'
n na ana inmm.sl,, oriod Il ,oor
an iva unrt and toii VIZ, ~ sntT. "o on1
die and no ono i.nows'nnlv Ham mN
Heavan co,,nts orr ,m;Sor;os ava 49,,
and viii nb,nGa tban, ;,,tn NJ &c
Ann;a viii ha Z, Ta,ra, sno, D III
viii no no mn,n hnnnn 800 %. "" nnid i'f fnr
har ), NV nioio n"nesi VI wi" ioi
W. 10 4,,o c,.,4 1a,.
ya odl .ue lrs' 'lh'e L 81" TEARS Ill Lady
:.IWonL ~ % G,,o or , 4, o,
ANNA VIII ~ rans, 'e ei,sa N.Y. asiea 70 MI I
h hriiie VIII Eou:. slie ashes.' anu l
]in nnnor ~. nna ,o Nc 49, na or III li,,, ios' ies
.tIVonlI T.. Al Nv in IN s"esr' ;,
tho ye,.v healr.t thhnt ba mi IVY -hn. a . j,
she cried when she is cone ali is
gone. L shall not try to live; | shall lie
down by her side and die.n
GLOW long is it since YOU have tasted
food?" l asked her.
1.-Two whole days,'' she replied.
Her white auivering hands and tremb-
ling hands bore testimony to the truth
of her words. LADY Yorke looked at
me.
1--WE must help them she said. and
as she uttered tile words, it seemed to
me that n new soul shone in her ewes,
We left the house and went to the
nearest shops.
"Tell me what to buy. Miss Chester,
she said; and a basket of food, includ-
ing some fine ripe N was ordered
to he taken to the woman's house.
The poor creature V thought of
herself. / shall never forget tie crv
with which she seized nm orange and
gave it to the child. 1t was II Of de-
lirious delight.
81 shall do all I can for vo,1,'' said
Lady Yorke. as she came away. "If
we can save little Annie, she shall be
saved"
And again I saw tears in the blue
eyes which until now had never looked
out on others woes.
CHAPTER VII.