The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-11-07

that he was dirty, Of course; but she mag
ined how he would have looked, clean and
shaved. She wondered how Peters best
suit would fit him. He was larger than
Peter. Stronger and better formed. No
doubt, being given his chance. he would
have made better man than her nus
band
He would have had a crop. He would
have insured the house. He would have
won the law suit.
ished. The remains were gathered together
and disappeared in the folds OF 'Jerkeys
rags.
The voluntary outcasts were ready to
march. The woman came out OF the mousse;
as the precious pair came shuffiing along
Martha stood at the edge of the road
"Are you going far today?" she said,
looking at Jack.
"Oh, yes, num-, replied that worthy.
1--WE must be at the station down yonter
in time for the eXjress train. We have
pertickilar appointment at Washington with
the president"
you come this way again don't forget to
call"
Further down the road few minutes
later. Jack was roaring with laughter.
"Wouldnt that cork you?" he shouted at
his companion.
call again! What d'y think Of that,
now?''
mus sea a,ay 'I'i CIT hack fran1 seem.
Grove Call when you're passin Nov,
honest to God, wouldn't that kill your
Jerky didn't laugh audbly. 1t WASH t
SO funny TO MN, Party oeeaus t,a nus If hie
oil hNnor WI 80 - to.,rs, he vas not
the object of the womans invitation.
Martha looked after them until they were
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then t1ay went into the dining room and
.!e rhl'Iien same iusAins III from some
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" hen GlI you come papa: askee one
"' Tiie htle poys- =,
! We Wee watching fof Non down inc
fo"a. we HlIn sec YOU but we sa" TWO
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| lren 7.ara ont Of sioh+ ''
sNisforturns2,, o,1cricd pe+er ..rbo
Migrants ana tr.n,ns do,,.; snan, n mo =
| be unfcrtilnate. rs the nor cnssae
trying to raise families and pay taxes thai
are the ones needing pity
| NO" said his wife-her Voice had a mos
| disa gree Bile metallic rims to it-.'vou dom
see anyb1Gy's Ilisfortunos bat your own
Il don't think that papa IS as selfish as
that" ventured Susie
You hush. Susan Jeffries When 7 wan
you t. put ill., | will tell YOU OF all self
| ism men
| Peter interrl1r..ea bar.
"Not before the c,2idren Martha y bt
said in a mia way.
"Oh, the children. thev'n find ont soon
enough said TIE mother: Int she loncod
into silence
The children were mute. Tho family
Jars were not pleasant to them and they
understood more of it than was supposed
Children are that way.
Their brain cells are receiving in,nros-
sions: memory is busy filling her stone
house when it is not suspected Thav
learn some things easily and ou;cllv
| These children knew that their mother
did not .;yrnpathize with them, They we've
| in her v-av they felt it. They slsu-ra1
fro,,, ,,nder her e,,o nbora,-o tho,
do so--and she did not trouhle thnm much
she neglected. them to tho MONT ,-h,1rc
tho neiehhors womb tan, Sbo naraa far
! tbat Coarse in her tbou~hts vilo IN 10,
f.ciree selfisb il, bcr asni,,t ;o,,,, lou, =,
her ambitions vet she had > tbouobt for
the tonot,a of scandal. tha wifi, Of goscin
| decorated her and the word of cens,,re
| eti,n,r her
After tho few wards AT tho tah1o sbo
! sat si1nnt and indifferent Thor Voc q
! cnrI o., nor lin there was hatred in he,
| baart for har husband ana her ave pleam-