Milford chronicle., 1892-01-15
sa= s-eKs "a
attack Mr.. Blaine ard in
character, wants his spleen B

ais cnaracteri wants ms spleen pj
sneakiug paragraphs whenever the
stunity presents itself, containing covert N
~ aud slurs at him. He is spot hofi, y
those who associate with hi Marie '
~ Daigetty Of Journalism who iyes NJ
II Tsary to say that PEE niue sous a ~
.d ~ the man too ,...,. ;,,,o sociatv II
,. Blaine will e. li.sle -. friends j,
- gu he princess is a fine mu, he
{ she iie WIN e for classical music De- story
IS D. seloped. Aud one Of thssn man
zen, n. at the castle is tihe5ristensen.
'e on .ristensen left sweden
poirs IneS,le'ati 20 make his fortune '.u.
+ .plaSs pes.d he left in the Old country
% lalllls woman, who was to become u
~ a., & ss soon as he became able 70 Senu
y, Ter her. +,,a dauoh.
The girl. Nina Petersen was ghS 10 u''s ~,
Ter Of a Door shoemaker, who lea ms i'.ilt ~.
nv a dogs life and was conunutlliy on '''e
verge Of starvation. ,,. .,to,l n
After Christensen left Nina eA - ,1..',.
hear from him constantly DuU no - ~.
a,-s,. reached her. and as she had no luea
s,,-l,ot ,,art of the United States he went
/ ~ oonid NOT write to him. Among the
,so1no men of the town was Jensen, Whe
! also looked with loving eyes upon Ai
| INT sbe would have nothing TO 40 Wild
Ii,, for her heart was true to Chris AZ
car after wear went by, with no worn
/ sror, her absent lover, the maid came e
tba conclusion that he was recreapt ahu
| tbis idea was fostered as much as possl Dis
| Nv Jensen. who was at last successiul ID
| Getting Niinais consent to marry hlh'
rTbe father also insisted that the wedding
sbonld come off, and, more to get away
from such an unhappy home nan 1lioIs5u ~.
r1qis sg,. Tenseu Nina consented and they
,,-s,,es ia;'5,,srged. This was five years ago
After two wears Of hard times in the oi'
country Jensen determined to try ms ior
t,,ne in America, and with his wife an'
one child he started for the New Morhl:
After wandering about for some tint
tbev landed in Nebraska with no money
Jensen obtained work on farms in diiiereh
parts Of the state, but was unaDie 70 20
ahead financially. ....
fTbe man and wife drifted over the state
doing work at such places IS they coui'
yet employment, until at last they re'.cne'
this citv. where they heard that a man an
woman were wanted to work on a farm !
the western part Of the county jelSen Il
; plied for the place, and as chaiioe "O''i
have IL the man aiil "Oiii''ii t
on the farm of Christensen but the peopi
were so changed that no recognition W"
had. ...,,,,,,,,s 81,
nearanee led Christensen to make inquire
and he discovered that it was his long lo'
! love. He said nothing to either Jensen
a | his wife. but a few shrewd ques.lol
sborged him that Jensen knew more aboi
tbe reason for his letters not reHchlng Mia
than the husband was willing TO aekho"
! edge. .-.,.,.
l One evening he began telling story
: his hired man and wife, and recounted u
? story of his life from beginning to the pre-
/ emf Ha told how Jensen had taken u
H,8ters from the postoffice and destroy'
Them. and when he got through the latt'
, 80 overcome with what he though
was Christensen knowledge that he Co
& fessed his snfanly. The three talked lon
IS. into the nielht about the matter, and beto
Of tthe mornind came it was decided that Je
,ss;sen would give up the woman who open
...sid that She did not love him. ana
reed to get divorce and give up II
ases and child if Christensen Wouid gl'
WIZ VIZ start in the world.
: MN IA was willing and anxious, ana u
} MlN was that the deed to the elgh'
IesuuV ,,nd was passed. and the Won"
acres oI - the wi pof ChrlstseRR RRiss
is now living ~ Ms - tised SAVE -
3 A divorce was procured ana Ghe MAJ
: followed on the same evening. JensS
2 lives at the farm until he can build
/ bouse. and the whole lot seem happy oV.
the new turn Of affairs.-Fort Wor'
| Gazette.