Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-20

I thing 80 maslt | was a fool ta ask ~
New o are unreasonabiy iInpa-
I TENT she said. ssssFhingiy Why
| couldn't you answer nay question:
II ammo for many reasons WnF
Won't you trust meg I don't Ark you
70 do - fer your own sake hut TOE
mine and for others. Ii you knew me
as I know myself. You wOuif rsther
trust vofr reputation ~ me than your
nappiness; might hare the heart 70
| make son unhappy. burt your reputa-
ton I should guard only too teaiousiy
put Yourself Ga my care-trust 20 me-
| let me have ii CA my mind all al
row that you ara waiting Tor me-us,
pendent CA me, anI | shall not iali
yOu: you win not repent
Judith knew that Captain hterotr1
feared Eisieis i8isehieyou~ fntefttf
enrv.. Sine was afraid that, X they hlet
again. her sister. using the pgsser sle
rsssSeSSs-t Of F0using LIS worst ar
. Ings. would spare no ~endeay9r y turn
him from his allegiance. and she was
resolved that She should not have the
chance. Judith realised that she ran
The danger of being fooled ~ her l9F-
ar. and that her name w0Gld be Rightly
landed Ny both friends ana strangers
Eart that was W IiftIe aetcunt a Q
mrtSra. with what Elsie and 1lausie
would gain. She felr thar there WIS
no time Tor hesitation. and that, IN
saeh z crisis h~alf-meaSgTeS w0uld ~
e. tao avail
a wtH 10 as You ask she salsL aui-
etiy
.-Y,u4 srHst mes then he exeiaimeti,
joyfully. and kissed her fsandiy- Very
well. darling. you wiz not repent.
Listen. We VIII walk down TO the
RED Lion where | Iefr my dog cart,
and [ viii drive 70 L-i~4sorengh lt viii
be past eleven when we get there. 80
that the Iass train for NOrThwotd VIII
have g0ae / win represent To the
iandlady at the a~'Ianrcarv that we
had been ID the theater and lost the
train. and I am sure she viii make
YOU comfortable. You can remain
there -m0rro representing 10 her
that yau are waiting for some n To
fetch you. and during the day / win
come. or send worti 10 yoa how | have
arranged for our marriage.
WY NEIA. ~GE AEflAEA- HNNAA- $3.50
she must appear wholly 10 trust hlEl
He hurried Judith out OF tie Park
ard down 10 the iittIe village inn IN
Galley village. leaving her 20 wair un-
der the shadow Of IN adjacent tree
while he fetched his dogeart; and ten
minutes afrcr she was being driven 10
LisboFeugh. Arrived there, he left bis
tGug-sart III the sration-yarEi, and took
Judith mp 10 the Clantcary The
house was closed. bur Captain Her
BERT knew that tire inmates were al
ways up until twelve, when the night
mail reached L.iskoF0ugh. consequent
Iy. be- found no difficulty in gaining
admittanse, or IN interesting the land
Lady ia the supposed dilemma his
Charge was IN.
Miss Hatfield would IKE TO go 20
her room at once, Mrs. Johns, be said.
as he prepared 10 siepart; and. as she
has no bonnet. only that cloak she -
wearing. she viii have 20 wait here
until her sister sends for her. Don't
let any outsiders know she is here IL
YOU can help it.-
-.AII right. sir; and IN make tha
young Iady as comfortable as [ can.
Mrs. Johns replied. Being a young
widow she fetr sre understood Ju-
dith's discompasure and the captains
anxiety on her account, ) eonsiderate-
Iy left them for two minutes that they
might take leave Df each other unob-
served
You WON'T worry Judith. win your
the captain said, anxi0asly. You viii
believe until yoir see me again thar my
thought are full OF you, and you only
Yes. responded Judith; sonly I
think yon have induced me To do
something that IL wholly unnecessary
AMI inhiserper.
DE yD1 think thar, loving You as |
do. | would deceive you az do any
thing 70 compromise your nametp he
querie-f
Mo- she answered.. and. 10 his ia.
tense delight. Judith kissed him.
CFo BE C0ntinued.I 4