Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09
.rIEPAULSGHOST STORY

"a, YOU tired OF them? One
I. !, nothing else nowadays And
n ! An authentic really yoaehed
4 only you never see tho person
y ~ Or heard or felt the ghost.
d dseys somebody's sister or
Or friends friend" objected
N.s. snowlon. another Of tie
4. i, the Qnarrlss.
don't know tha. that is quite
q enable ground for DISTRIBUTING
n masse, said her husband
natural enough. indeed newt
y ia. the principal or principals
races should b. much more
come A:Foss than the stories
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i ,hs story but tbs author. o.
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d asse, IL cnee You don't dis
A 10 any oghsr statement OF
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Il ,s4iaa0aat salI Mf snomdon.
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at ta.l osy5 other ghost stories d
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n 4 ,.,il5 le'u'an'ly
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parry SAD assembled AZ ,i,e large
~ house konnn a. the THE
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u ia1uns. uisb she additional n.
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j 20. Aad ,b,rg or four evenings q
y 9 5o.rss us,hogt inseFmissiou sell.
Il On the youns aad ,isorons
Iout:h; various less energetic ways
v Asalrs To- evening had bcvu pro
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~ its young daughter % III
- turned TO her mother.
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70 Of bite ghost story And then
suoudon. she went on. "yoi
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osi story A. or from Rhich shouts
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aiy hsnhoinia glanced round hal
yously before she replied
Locally speaking IL would not d
headquarters. Nina" she said
he vnayties VAS not the scene .
y y Uncle ebost story. But a
81 think e b better not to spcal
~ oli vi am not SURF that Il
I'll ud hke I, mentioned, and hu VT
# coming IN a moment. lie had onl
IN noie to write"
90 Wlsh he would tell Il 20 ~.
Y Nina Tegrctinliy. Don't so
'ns mamma might Just run {
study and ask him. and Il hr III
NE The idea 10 might say so {
and no ono would seem 10 kno
y.h'ns about To- Uncle Paul IL 3
y; I'm never afraid OF asking hii
Thank you Nina. for your goo
.h'on Ct me. you acc there u no ru
So suVus exceptions; listeners do som
''es hear pleasant things OF then
W said Mr. NihrischHl. az he q
|.s " moment came round tho acrcs
On ,,sn ha'i concealed the doorwa,
w y the special favor you we
# y, ,,nhlne OF asking me7"
nv, looked rather taken abnck.
nov softly you opened the doc
w raul she said. II would n,
Y we're there"
oH. after all, you were saying i
h observed her brother Mlichal
Nv Nv lor my part don't believe L
aul would mind our asking hi
',W, we we're speaking Of"
"at was it2" asked Mr.. Mar
y. ! think, as | have heard
xhole.r my "s wei zen l'e v
" was only" began Nina, b
Il mother interrupted her.
pl naYe told Nina not to speak
sM aul' she said anxiously; ''but
"a" s only that all these young PC
~ ~ talking about ghost stori,
Swn ' w., want you to tell them yo
I'M strange experience. You mu
# sv ~ Eexed with them"
tb Isiedt said Mr.. Marischal; IN
ny ieast." But for moment
$Shou NV SAID no more, and even preti
|Nnsas su Mrs. Snowdon looked a lit
N. 5'V sI shouldn't have persisted,
@sAallv a alaarlschal must have had uni
3XniisaH u'eK ears. He looked up a
No. lazy T. don't mind telling you
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