The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-22
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uous night with rain driving In sheety tor,
rents across the high iron spiked wall and
beating, as Il seemed, almost like bayoneta
against the barred and holled gateway.
| And there beneath the ifuwning arch, shel.
terlesS and homeless In the plliless storm
that had driven strong men to cover tho
| herce lightning dashes that came cracking
through the night revealed the iiail figure
| of a delicate young woman with face up,
turned to heaven aud elenehcd hands up.
hfted In mortal agony; while hci wall of
misery penetrating even the awful voice Of
the storm could be heard In the on repeated
refrain. My home My homel Barred
out OF home !"
She had been bright ambitious girl
starting hopefully abroad to cultivate her
naturally beautiful voice, determined to
make a European fame tot herself as a
successful singer But circumstances were
against her Unfair fivalries robbed her
OF the best opportunities Despite her
undoubled talent failure followed failure
she grew mothidly sensitive and wrote less
and less otten TO the fond parents whose
greatest happiness was TO supply her every
need. She was proud 3" / will not write
again she said one day, until ! have
succeeded" Weeks lapsed into months
Suddenly misfortune and death fell upon
the grand old homestead The young gifl
giving mp the unequal struggle came back
across the sea 10 the death stricken. boltcd.
barred. deserted house al unaware OF the
swirl disaster which had .cn her peuuilcss,
orphaned aud alone.
"Bared out OF home >" This Is the sad
refrain ringing through the memories Of
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is the thought that well may echo through
the hearts Of many woman sho seems 20
all outward appearance surrounded with
every household comfort. tha, the heart
could wish, Alas, health IS lacking Home
Is no home 10 the poor sick broken down
woman who has no strength, health OF en-.
ergy TO enjoy Il. Disease bolts and bars a
woman outside Of the doors Of true home
happiness as completely as II she had no
home.
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Common Sense Medical Adviser" II viii
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