The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-28

towards him. a' ala
And what about nv
ne asked, politely, gaz;,. u, aaa
stopping the traia' s41as ana y
get into trouble" 1u lla0s
| jumped out of the c,,,,,
FOR me deferentially. o,nsse';l On, ss'l
cd. Great is the cnrroa 0ui aala
prevail. The next minu,s' aa
ing back along the down !, WV
Halstcad Station. NV vA laet
fast and with dltiicui,, O'eaa M
ached furiously, but I rsn n, ). Ny
hear distinctly the rumble a 70 y !.
III the tunnnl behind ma " "
II the main line up w.,
bear her away on its bosom,, Sva, y.
should |? pressed my FAM, faiE,la y
ward-fousht for freer @ brDas, y
IN a rapture of relief wbi's sa,
per's is called, | believe pl,a y.
wind-and the main line m .a., us
in neck and neck, " aual
But, of course, landed ., 4
platform. | flew up tho " ,e W.
over the bridge / reached thsl sHls
form breathlcss, hatless HI, !. "
Cara was just getting jna =.
class carriage. ~
l stumbled in after her -,
painting in the corner Sba ~ ~
the far window, did not tun : ts
on me till the slow throb ot ~ 4
betokened departure. Wy
Then she looked at her fau,,
eler and blanehcd. We we, 4
The carriage, anl fear haa
tic air. Then she recognized !.
face flushed ana she said.
"Oh, you?' with deligbtfrl Il
ing OF eyes ana brow and H.
at the corner of the mouth
Il had" | exclaimed. painting,
run catch the train
Il suppose So" She said lcapn
in her corner and smiling. II
very wise to give yourself 50 liHb
to do it in. Where have Won
from? Have you friends down
4 have sprung" | said. begiui
recover myself, from the main
down, aud am subject to 4 n
not exceeding e for ayailins
Of the electric communication md
ping that train"
why did you stop 1t, il one
ask
You may ask, Just as the gua,i
stopped the train because |
been looking for you for -four !
and ! saw You on the platform
would have stopped a tiger a
march Of civilization, on The
grounds F"
fore proceeding
for proceeding
II have been looking for you fa
years | said, ITO ask YOU TO d
me. Dear, 1 have never even the
Of marrying any one else, and
been looking for you all this line
Ny flippaney. born OF nervous
was deserving me | leaned fN
earnestly. "Oh, how good il Is y
your dear face again" | said
pays for ali. It is
Stop" she interrupted. y
down. Il suppose you don't l
was married three years ago y
peglar,,'
Married. | sank back, sick sl
The train stopped and a eoN 9
Times got III, with q gentlell
plctely buried IL It.
That was an awful journey
up very straight and asked qn
about roses and tile people Was
ut Halstead, anu the prospects
hops. and many other tMns
which | did not want to heal'
Mrs. Peglar answered me, 1.
And the Times and It's feau'
opposite to me. I,
At Charing Cross, as | hahaA
out. She said IL a voice thal VIZ
very steady
Won't you come anu see lus
times? | live At the ked Hon'
stead. ], !.
No | said. That would Y
much. / hope | shall never !"
again. Goodbye my snalp
pointment lending q yinesaFy ua
my voice. Your mother, ~
well:" ,,,,a
She did not answer, and Dluu1
on: !.
I regret to see that you afe
mourning. Not. | trust
NO, no, no. she CRIED sensn
Mamma. at least. IS left 70 ms
doesn't hate me because u,a IA
the best for her when she VA. =
niless. She knows ! though
to marry Gen. Peslar. sle n,-a nnp
I cried and wondered why ~
you -
Clara stopped short. = ma
Good bye she salu. an' m nl,u
sumed her walk down tne "A
I'm not in mourning iof w nen
mamma. thank God. It's lei -
lar. of course. c,,or;ne 4
We went down into olla.n n nj
gardens, where the ch,luleI; II m
sparrows play, and sat thefe :
shine, hand in hand.
Mental wreck.