The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11

troub' cen de coun
try an give her some hadvice."
My wife he'll look at me an haint sa,
noting. Bimeby his eye commence t
fill up wild tear an he'll say: "Pete
dats halmost broke my heart but sup
pose faint no use to try to stop 70,
when you'll took some crazy notion Iik,
dat on top your head. Am Railways
been good wife, to you Pete, for de pas
twenty year. IN done de bes' 1 can to
raise up de family an I'll took good
care dem two little twin an when dey
grow up to be mans I'll tole dem bout
you Pete. Fore you go, Pete am like
to have You tole me how you like to be
bury when dey sen your body back to
Pea Soup Lake"
Well, by gosh, dat make de tear come
on my heye too an I'll put my arm on
jules waist an III said:
Julie my sweet little girl, don't hact
like dat. l don't like to see dem Leauti
full eye fill wild tear"
Date make Julie feel good to be call
little girl cause he'd tip de scale hal
most two hundred pounds. He'll dry
de tear on his eye an den I'll bid HIM
good hi an kiss de twin an put my
plog hat on top my head an am start
for de railrode track. Den I'll got on
board de train an I'll tole de conduc'
where am want to go. De conduc' haint
said noting but she'll took my teecket
an smile some sad smile an pass on.
Am suppose shes feel sad cause she
cant go to see Grover too.
I'll change car, two, tree time an
bimeby I'll get to Washington. I'll got
off de train an I'll be dust off my plog
hat an curl my moustache an start for
de white house. When am got dare
Grover was not notice me at first. She
was seem to been very busy but am
gone up to her an slap her on top de
back an say:
Halo, ole boss. Am glad to seen
you. Steeck out your paw ole boy.
How's de folks anyway"
Mistaire Cleveland look kin sur
prise like she haint know me so am
say:
You got de pleasure to meet Pete |
Pareau from Pea Soup Lake Shook
hans hagain. Am come all de way
from Pea Soup Lake to seen you. By
de way Grove, speaking bout soup
puts me cen mind dat / haint had not
ing to eat for two, tree day"
well" said de president, "eets hal
most noon now an you bettair go got .
your dinner.
Am suppose you'll gone to dinner,
too, purtay soon. How far you'll live |
from here, Grover" am ak de presi-
dent. n
my home ees cen New York ceetav,
two, tree t'ousan' mile from here" she
reply.
Dis was houly bluff an l was know
eet so am say: "Eef YOU hexpect to |
got dare cen time for dinner you better
start purity damquick."
But Grover was change de subject |
an she'll AK me; Well, Pete whats on
your mind today?"
Noting, honly 1 fought I'll call an
seen you an give you some hadvice on
dis monev question what seem 20 bodder |
you so much ately. Am feel sorry Tor
you, Grover, old boy"
Am draw my close to de president |
an I'll took her ham cen mine an am
say;
Don't worry so much bout dis mat
ter. Hev'ry ting will come out all |
right bimeby. JUS keep stiff hupper
lip. Maybay am not seen dis ting cen |
right light but Get don't seem to me dat |
you been cen such hard shape You
haint got no house rent to pay an you
haint got to buy no wood and you got
purity good job eet seem to me. Am
know dat You haint got very big pay.
Fifty t'ousand dollars year haint much
but eef you heconomize an let your
wife do his own wash 1 think you'll pull
trough de winter Dat job you got ees
good for two, tree year yet. You been
work too hard t'ink an some kim
change, Grover, puts cen mind dat am
getting short of change myself"
Grover was groan an she'll look pale
on her face an am AK her what's de
troub;
"Am t'ink your right Pete bout
change OF some kim. Am like tn on