The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-02-21

ltllu VI Dlul. We tlbUEHl nm y W '
SO sure to make Il name for himself one
day. Perhaps his son will"
Il hope he will: yes. he SHALL
The words were brief. but there was n
sudden flash in the eye, indicating the
faith which creates the hope. and the
will which brings about both. And then.
startled at herself. Silence shrunk back
behind the curtains of her pleasant nook.
glad to hide for Il few minutes after the
efforts even of their happy evening.
She strained her ears TO catch her hus-
bands voice. but instead she only heard
the idle buzz of conversation behind her,
little needed, until her own name struck
her ear.
".Jardine: Surely | met a Mrs. .Jardinc
at Rlcherden last week. Could she be
Il relation. II mother or aunt. to that young
fellow: Impossiblo..'
why impossiblc:"
oh. Mrs. MacAlistcr" the speaker
WAS one of the S%ymington guests. IF
YOU had seen her. Astonishing in accent.
and still more astonishing in dress; clan
nish. as ] suppose YOU Scotch would call
it-alwayS talking of her family and
evidently considering it the most impor-
tant family in all Scotland. She had three
daughtcrs-one married To Il man named
Thomson-ugh.a nice son-in-laW TO have!
You should have seen him in the draw
ing-room after dinner. But she never
spoke of any SON"
You don't say so. That coarse, IL
norant. vulgar woman:"
At this talk heard quicker than il
fakes to write. and impossible not to hear,
Ga. IL, $500. -,, ...,. l-l.,I H.. ,,,a,,
Silence looked at her companion, whose
eyes were cast down on the carpet. Max
ing some remark quite foreign TO the sub
icct. Lady Svnington rose: then, seeing
the poor little scarlet face. she let all
polite pretcnscs drop.
MY dear. les ahsens ont touiours
tort Let il pass; we will move away"
How can | let it pass: 1t is not true.
And she is his mother. 1t can not be
truo.''
ere sail ,ho all Iodr ouiouv
40. ~ " -
w., ~ r',h.uI -; - 49,, tn ~ TIon
bv' e Wi.DIDu w. e
49, "' Wv f
u i''"''
"Stlll, Il mother Is Il mother always l
had one once,
In another moment, putting ASIDE Lazy
S~ynlington OBTAINING hald she stood be
lore the Two LADIES.
/ beg your PARDON hut l overheard YOU.
| could not help ovrrhearlng. You ms
take Mrs Jardlne' my mother-ln-iaW' is
Il very good woman. Her children love
hcf mucll. lncducated she may pe-ler
latllef was II working maH-Oul coarse,
vulgar. 1t is impossible.
whether or no. said the young Lon
don lady. equally touched and surprised,
i am sorry SAID 1t. II IS Il certificate
OF merit to any woman that her sons
wife should be so fond of her
The poor little Face. pale with pain,
flushed visibly. 1T is not that-it is be-
cause of the injustice. One should never
le, an injustice pass II one can heip IT,
me eager voice; P"'ie'ic even III us
" -"al' p'Ir'' 'ic manner - s,inile
anu s'i"lsi'Ior""I mrs M'cNlIS!er
S"i' h'Nt uaE una, Young MIS- '"ruine
MS ''ie ooueSt ana most un'ohNeli'"ll
" ''"h7 '"u! II w N"c"' "u' t"Vic
Was ne i''ls'aN'hS h'r meaning BON Ia
'les lei' 'nPils'lNeS' us 'ne younger 'A'
PRESS" It, duI'e smut III. alo niaoe no
enH Oh ihco''cr'i' ~"PoioS'cS'
Hieh'e acep''" 'heih Shlii'hE, IL Toes
NOT iia,'er' since only hoafd Eou-hot
my husp'""'
'usl i'ieh, turning around She saw hod'
eriIh S''iu.HS "'S'n' i"uI HH"liStoh'
anu was q"i,e cPr''l'; ny tue expression
i' 'n'' u q iiV1i"' SUoSSVu'
NT''"i9 '""t n"' p"T''"'
'"Iu " '.H' VIVA, H"e '"''c ~
H's E '"'9 ''i"' io'N"i", lowing WIN
'". ~ "'|" "'", "'"'c'
=, 49, ~ w 1870, NV" ms
>, "''' "', ,"N'" wv! ""''uS
y" ur' ' ~ "i """! 'Hii'Vui
~.
w. = 'n'9 Ia" 7o' Uu' ll'o 'uc u".h
Nv qu'''' N"''"ihs' "oH'"iS "i-Hl uiu
nv ni''N ou' II " T'Ssloh ol anger ana
sil'l'
Coarse! Vulgar. How dared she say
it: Ignorant she may be. How could
| she be otherwise with her u~D-briuriurJ