Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-07-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
How the DanfOrthS Moved.
BY GLEN HATHAWAY
annanIlnlinll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE Danforths were moving that

responsibility IN the stad Ittir town
And the Daniorih name had been one
OF the most "risiocrat'c there Tor many
years
FIRST we liNed IN our own uear oI'
home, Where ""S born RANGES had
enumerated i"' evening o',ore, SUING
on The porch '1 the soll Npr'l moon
light, with her lover 'h 'o' steps Just
below her Ih'n When No"sih "'"'-
dee and the "'fI e"-' TOO" 'n''' J."
spite oi a.' Our t''''i'4 ana ''~'''ii
al' '"' .o' '''- 'i' ~
that n..c house on '.''e' street, me
nest scar 500 i'..I 'o give '''"L ZIP ais ''o
c>pea-i'e amer I.'''' z" 'i'~ '..',,. ''''''
might ."t SONS ".'
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bleh, 'I' .i'.-| .''.' "
doNNN -'.. az
who hn'' '.'t WON -.0
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oi aa'I
wallis. I.'. '-.- ''' inc
.o"a'1~ .' I..' ' ,.'
house AZ, ''''
'i"'t.
ODD eNrtt "'.. '.'' ..'.'N ''" ''-'
below The o'l NOME W. e"' D." O'''5
three years. -'.'H '.''
hnd oaie''.H ii''IA- "." ~ ''' i'''
lati1 one "l ..'t'e
ID you ''"'" '.''' '"o'' 10 ",. ''''
one or iAeS' 90 S''.''''
1icA SIcui.o'' "'"I'- ',' u" Gun
OF ms s"'e'I''"I, S''.,''' ~ ',' - 49,
tlat were pl,''> III p''e VI '''' '''e w VI u
'htF "au "au 20 40, ...-.,..
H"t RANGES pune" II ''' i'''''''''''
aW"E'
on couI'' '',.o''' ~ - I
Wholc nanny ''CN' '''' -
YOU AN" 'AeS ca" $780,
as n'a'o-o' -"'l-NoIN anu s''''.'''' -
aSeT as iolS aS '''v ','"''''
Slowly anu INC ."i''i c ~,
their clotieS SO last. 1He'e' Uu'' ~
US waste amy MOI 'i'i'e -.
ing OF dlsagIeeaolcs u % ii''' o'''' :
De
II your granI-""l' o''l1 -, 10, -, :
maze s"Fi 'I"V''H w 49, -
began aEuIh' an" a. "''' 'i''' '''''''' 80
cut MN snort ,,.-..
II N'sheS Nete Aoi s09' ''''''
Woul" rue si'G 49, ''N'-' IN
My Srai'u- aunt u'u ii"hI N'' ,,r N'''
IoSuit HerSeI as P'oo"o'H 9i"
am a wealthy Oh" Sp'i,S'eI '.,,' 'o'e -
"lIoTu "'sllNes' anu "ii"' - W
us once iilo'e SuEs - - -. %
start some p'eas'nteI 'op'e 'nls l'S' l ~
our evenings Oh 'iil9 '
porch
Apparently ne ooeyed' ior 'he'r ,oIk
grew loW-'one"' ana her pretty uurN
head ana ms colHely' lair one are"
quite unnecessarily close TO each o'h'r
as II went on men ne lel'' when was
eariy''h Consideration OF her pusF NOR
row, there was the orighteSt OF Sniiies
on MISS Dahiorth lace as she went III
TO the parIor.
But the smile faded as she looked
round the iamlIlar room ne tralI OF
the mover was already upon H. ne
tacks were out OF me carpet ana the
bookcase was enptled ana IT'S contents
plea IN corner
handsome ana aristocratlc IN ITS state
~ old-tashion for the cramped little
room with It's cheap. glaring' gilt paper
and worn carpet-h're traces OF rough
Nsuage. Frances stopped on her way
to bed 20 pitNingIy study the scratches
and dents on secretary of inlaid ma
hoganN.
The furniture had been the sole nC-
acy left Mr.. Dautorth bE the viii of his
Aunt Deborah. am eccentric old lady
who had practically adopted him aS
a hoy, Brought him up I'm idleuess 10
expect her money. and turned him ont
without penny when he declined 10
marry 10 please her and did marry to
please himself
His wife was an orphan, with pleas
ant house of her own, which Frances
still regretted. and he had gone 10
work galiantlY TO support himself and
his, and for time had prospered. But
having no profession and being without
much business faculty, Mr.. Dantorth
had failed TO attain more than very