Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

!. dv at MI. Once when T teased her she
seemed 81 SatiEh ut the very idea VI
him s-a u lover Vet look at bel
now"
Perhaps there Is n little Of ypui
fickleness in calm Judy. after all my
darling he returned, f0ndly: sfor II
is not 10 long ago tllat you did not care
twepesnee for your husband. and you
Cove him now--d0 ypu n0f2"
'Df course-d0n't he so sentimental.
Claude" she answered. less swe@fly,
as the captain and Judith passed out
into the opea air from Il window near
them. But my falling in love with
my husband and Judith falliEE In love
with him, are tive different things"
~BtEf wisgt alssut tie captains side
Of the question: Would ys1u like him
To marry Judith 2" he asked. regarding
her seriously.
.t9f course; but ] am afraid be does
not mean anything. for lac used to ftirt
with Grace, and-and-wsth a side
glance pf miSesIieFuus f9flss lgmSIeHs
with me, to8, once uylon u time
a amy rate. she ii a dtatr giri. nnd
| should like 10 see her happily maf
ri4-d The captain shall come here as
often as he likes while she is with IL.
Aes-wllat fuui" ejaeusated Elsie.
with a haif hearted la7s-h. and them.
In obedience TO aer husbands request,
she went Ia the piano aud ang to him.
Bat wshen she found that iH.r singing
had lost its power 10 draw Capfain
Herbert to hpr side. siAe crossed the
and locked out Of the window af
him and judith pacfng side by side,
and her face WIS n0t pheasant 10 sse.
For three eavs Ciaptaln Herbert lived
in IA foaT's paradise. every hour bur
seeming 10 inflame his passion for the
girl who had sf4sr-neG ssifa. He could
hmrdly understand himself. judith
had no great beauty to fascinate him,
me- accomplishments to win his admir-
alton, n0 money 10 make il worth his
while 10 woe her. and yeE be- felt his
HE would not be worth living without
iisr.
Judith had mo- isea of the new hope
he WIS entertaining. SO she. WIS just
herself-ssoal, calm. saying just what
she Thought. and treated him Ia a
simple. friendly fashion that moved
him inesre than Elsie's Most seductive
Smiles.
On the third dry after his arrivni-a
VERY lffr entA-tlle captain WIS nj traf
ley lark, where he found Judith sit
ting alone under an elm tree on THE
lawn, and fingered there with her
Isn't IL w9rTagT she asked him, lazi
ls.
~Wnll-yes.~ There was u a. a hreath
CT @lr Egnlv. If I had met feiL Ri
siiouia moi lsave guessed il by looking
nj yea
'a90 / lessk ~ egs0ls I knew I arn aw
fully iszE she answered. lmngtfn-
bur I ktave nothing fa De- gsxt.trst reaa.
AND ! havent the eRergy is AaEa Z
Nlsaf would you De- doing II yoa
ar home ne asktsd.
sewing. probably. unless I hap
I,enea to hare none On hand. them I
should read er 80 fer a strg,a with
Jol1m.
.IIappy john MS @vss said plnfn-
n. although he did net sps.ak and
JUDITH TO divert his Thoughts. dlre~sfee
lfs attention to a couple af Aalf-hluwn
rnsss lying 8n the Rustic table
Eaer.
Ltaak-isRt ii . pFtye- she said.
IS llude gathered Those for nae This
Morning, aid rlaw rtsstr beauty il
gene, W1hile, had they remained on the
parent trrtA, they would have bassn
beautiful Eo-Ragrrsw~
Have T@H war1 rhe.sn all day z hae
tsEf-d- sslEerly. s1feztsArEri- saur HIS hand
otysrds them. Yes Then glrt. them
~ Mse.
lnwlling ID encourage snr xesnts-
ass'fIt, Judith tried 10 take them FROM
firn. hut he andy allowed her To oF~
erle, saving, with a smile. "a IA
tk4std the either In his eant-
-21SI SIRE always SO hard to ME. in
EEti Won w0aEid give amy either man
/ rose and think nothing of iii. req
never given rrle one in your life.
Well yea have one 1aow. anrway
ille retarted, with q careless smile.
Only j think thar If / had wanted TIA
Hay coat + should hare chosen q
ore.
II suppose y0u went believe that 4
IL simply because you have worn
ts IT is the truth. Wear the ether.
Hudirhpuf it hack iatD your waist
or nj year threat
Rubbish she ejDernin4@A
A~A1-A2AlAL AZ 4tT }~h[N*TN11Y. 1IDI1f 4
Herbert took the rose 0Gsf of her hapWI
md placed IL In her hair, lingering
xer his tnak. as il hes loved II, And
EF'sn this listle t~afleau Elsie looked.
alsten. unseen by them, a. she
from the house
She stared i-nrreanissuslr fer a mo
aeat at the captains very lorer-Ilke
sttErude. and turned pale with envy
nd jealousy. Trembling with anger
against her sister. she advanced 70
yards them. the brushing smile IghIith
-erted her with and Captain Her
ronAness IN mo- wise ahaffng her
Judith. she said eridiy. -s.laude
rants sorle assistance with his ler-
e-s. and | Thought yuu would nw
afaa giving II"
With pleasure replied judith
nd with a iau=hing glance at thu. cap
nm. took d rose xamt Of her hair.
Dent be toe long he whispered.
Iit.ax4ngly up Into her face as sra
aifn. I.
ELSIE waited mill Judith had passed
az - hearing. when, sinking MIC u
ASar beside him. she remarked. with
n arch little laugh (,
Aleu- need mot expect Judith ta NAT
lAilde ont OF the way for your ssrsn-
Can't you ssse thar Sae stu
tsiiRf1rrs him before all F~sng3eg' i