The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-16

| NNE evening In late July two young
Il III gir1s were walking slowly up n
~ street Of Seattle and quietly talk
Ing. One was strong and noble and
intellectual looking. rather than pretty
Her companion was older and quite tall
With a figure that a society Girl would
rave over. Her dark hair. black eyes
darn complexion. white teeth. crimson
fps--aii told one plainly OF her Spanish
parertage. There was vast difference
Ntween the two giris-Doroihy Ellis and
Josephine Malaea. respectively.
Il tell you. Dorothy. that IL mamma
tries Ia make me 20 TO school shall mar
~ him. said Josephine. o-cidesily.
"fsut JOSIE argued Dorothy. think OF
h sensibiy now. You can go TO school
I'LL you are of age Then you will be bet
! tsr educated There will be no family
quarrel ana you will know him better
"Cari says he viii not wait" said Jose
phne. land he has So montn from his
Inheritance and $4,000 in the bank
III he loved you hs would wait" pro-
1ested Dorothy. .'But believe me. Josie.
II you marry now AT sixteen and Carl
Reyharn only twenty-one you will regret
~ "ssr' whispered Josephine. there he
comes. No. stay. will Introduce him
Isn't he handsome, Such fair hair and
~fAaitrss complexion, love the glance OF
sss gray eyes
Dorothy did not see Josephine for months
after that. One day in September while
reading the paper she read the marriage
Of Josephine Maiiaca to Carl Reyburn.
sAa sighed deeply. just then step sound
ed ce the back porch. As she WAS alone
In the cottage she iaid aside her paper
AMI rose quickly "a see who was there
Standing ia the sitting room. with his
hack 20. her. was tall man wearing
leather boots and sealskin cap For \
! minute her heart STOOD stan Then spring
Ing forward. she cried. Papa"
Dolly" and she was held in her faith
xers arms
Well! You are glad to see your old
father even II the Yukon has broken
him" ssd Mr. Ellis looked fondly dowg
mo his daughters face.
eNsyer mind papa: We have to live oar
E'e ses somehow. and we might as well
!. 80 On In the way We hAgun"
Stiu ihose unort.a ideas child" sighed
her father III had made money. and
yoa had pleasant life before yua, you
would take things differently. I am sorry
fnr nay ehildren's SAX. that have failed,
,V'hsr men return, like your uncle. with
ryfnnes II mas, heSour luck Ia ee poor. T"
II viii SO, vau some lunch. You must
ee hungry" interrupted Dorothy. Nam.
ma IS AZ Auut Hates / dare say she
VIII Be home Soon
II While estinr hsg father told Of hts sx-
Esiesce ending wish. Well, I shalt SO 20
Alaska again IN about year. A. II Is.
asres noihing left 80 look forward 80"
Where there's nothing left tn hope.
sasess hs,le left to Doubt" quoted Dor
stAs
aer fa'Ncr said nothing. bar resolved ia
s'spei Il possible that tdea- Dorothy was
as ot'shiest - hts children eut rather
naseid sad Nisarre,
4
a. not care what you sayt The
a.heF Is ni0e J have studied hard ard
.es tare% years work In TIVE. really
- need some vacation" aud pretty
sthF Ellis hooked very decided
!. welt srgm~t Mrs Ellis '.you can ge
zen s3Ae Honestly rterofhy II 4 were
- Nf$ld stay ST horne ard spend my
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