Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-16
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'on as Deiia' hears the news she says
'ap,uis 10 the servant:
lou must stay here and l will go IL
sear.h oi MIN and bring him back with
"e II can.
~ as DeIa hurr.es along, her thoughts are
III III CONFUSION, and she is only sure of
yne 'hihg-that she must follow after
'na' purcell II the quest takes her to the
'onef sue OF the world. One precaution
"! win she observe, 10 scrlbbie Few
ne' III pencil on the PACK OF a caro-, ana
give II 10 tne purbllnd hOusekeeper at the
.ory' '-,y' VINO sne knows cannot read, to
ueii'er 10 MI. lie Mesurier as soon as he
. fe'efns'
She walks SO quickly that she has ar
rived at the little town of st. Alders be-
fore she thinks she is half way there. The
railway station is on the outskirts of the
town, and the state of activity il appears
to be in emboldens Della to 60 straight
there and make INQUIRIES for the object of
her search. She finds the narrow plat
form quite crowded with passengers, and
-. ~ .un VI ,ussnse oars ner eh:r"hce
~. 'ne ep.ee Vi haii sucohu. ~ e.f
ien' rain Is nio,hentarhy eApec'eu. As
'ne en' 81. .ne oooA,ns once d eierh
TRUSTS ms Iace out AT the icket once.
~, 'nen' mss "nere a.. ,or ihenes
CT, nasihgs.oke' Waterioo'
NO, tnahA you! only came 10 ASK II
III oiu hiah' very oent ana uecrepit, anu
'naDoiiy dressed, WIN large parcel mas
'een seen mere TINS evening! lie mas leit
us nome, ana MS !rienus are very "ucn
distressed ABOUT MN:
DON'T Know notnink ABOUT II, miss;
better ask the station master says the
l,cAet cierk' aprup'iy' as ne oahss oo"n
'ne winuo".
oh! wnere is the station master! eA-
.iains Deiia 10 every one "ithih nearing
10 you MINK the huy can mean the
HttIe peouier looking ieiio" VINO e"rrieo
o0x, or summat' on ms PACK ana spoKe
'ucn Droad Scotch' biii. aemahus an ON
:iai' VINO mas o'erhearu ner eon'efsa-
ION, OF ano'neI.
les YES that Is me- Itpieu I'm, ',
asers; "a An otu man, Win III, MS nan ...,.,ai nn,
'eo anu haii "ni'e' anu Win iie.Nie
skin, ana SeiVeteeh sun. ne Is ~, ,iau'
must nnd out where ne gone 10: %
ven, - 80 o e,h III. ", va" ,,;ss ha henIad
nan you re III sealen VI, lnisS' ne oovNeu
lisseit oy tne o:lo 10, w incnes,er' "nere
ne must =, nave oeen iahueo iuii an nou'
iso; ,
VICE. hen r'1I ,bens % ;. ~ W "
".ncnes'sl. tu ry...:.
ny, :sn .n,. -, w. 80 to.n;aht
Is is aiohssiue no" ~ on. Shs
.oo..ne eie'en eApieso " = M.
'hosto- ond 20 Ras;noStota t;li .he's run
snesIe, anu nassSs'Ae' LII '"e ~"
-n.Jusn " .. .ouo-
Iut Ine IN c:n,H,.s Ao'''"
mar man q. an 'isA ,"n,. .. !. , ,,
-. ,oor. b, tb;s tain Have Won GOT vour
ticket?'
"Tl pay at the other end! cries Della,
IS she leaps into the carriage, the door of
which is just about to be closed with a
bang, and finds the train at the moment
moving off in the direction Of Winchester.
In thre@Quarters of an hour she finds
herself at her destination. As she pays
her railway fare, she tries to extract some
information from the ticket collector. Her
best plan, he says, guessing her station
N life, will be to put up AT tne george
Inn, in High street, and place her in.
,uiries in the hands Of the parish author
ties in the morning.
The night porter receives her in the hall
If the George Inn, although the house is
not vet shut up. She sleeps well and
peacefully. She Is up with the morning g
light.
As she sits at breakfast a card is put
into her hand, which is inscribed to her
surprise, with the name OF lie Mesurier.
In another moment the friends are to-
gether.
lis it really my business that has
brought you over here! cries Della.
How good and kind OF you! 1 never
thought my message would have such an
effect"
..vv,. othar affect did vou anticipate
mar o.ne ,.,. t,,.od 20
Mrs. manners -. 80 I'M
ast nisn' anu 80 toIio,,, and near ,o,
'idereo II ny u"'y wh.t nar ron mean NV
my Proteciioh: Ia. a. an ~ ae"a =. y,
running aoo"' W ..,,,,, wa,s WI,
0lght, IN thiS haruh-Seo." "iA w."