The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
SIR Jk$ As GENEROSITY;

The band was playing 1*4A1: 1sssfnln1efl
Night in, ;Munieh.Y Ont1orf theitcrrac3
colored lights hung IKE ,slo Oh ct fire.
and seats, cunni11gfy placed in Secluded
corners, invited repose to:dancers:i THERE
May rye M d9Ha T cepan i&e 1895 4SF59
saks the sweet face half turned away frolA
Presently he sp9ke.::, :.:~,. rrL.
--sslt may be a long, long time he said.
softly. And the music died a1*ay into a
distant ccho--it seemed of pain. :tc;::Wifl
EEUuSpare thought for ME sonletimes?"
swc a Sna sim Sd{en think OF y0g she an
will .xeAI gave, me a. 4ower::: he said,
and turned to xthe. flower Dorder,: filled
with quaint, 0ldifashi61ied plants laveh-
der, "boy's7}eve, 5:i;ba4nl'' andssa hQstJof
others. ~
What Would YOU likey'' She asked. II
.AAd then with "a sudden impulse She
andxotfered it to him. ::'. >
"1sheres rosemary, for remembrance, y
she~said, a little :unstead;ly., =: ~,
And as Jim Dun can took the little
pungent-smelling sprig he kept the hand
in his. Surely the hour was GOMEZ! -
Rosemary" he said; "Rosemary, will
YOU remember me?; love you. Darling,
"Nhat DO you want me to say?' she
whispered, and the light in her sweet
blueaeyes was quite enough for jim Dun
can, for he took her iii his strong arms,
and murmured all those sweet things
whith come with all the force Of first
~, 1T m may Is only year." he said, 10y it
Rostmary?',' e5f - ,.,,
aii H;S S%:* * 81 ken softly sno5sh vas
Il shall keep; this" he sgid,; put tin g~the
little green sprigy carefully away in his
pocket. 'And when am far AWAY, dar1
ling, that will tell me Of: 'Rusemary,' for
vo: fS sS;iS S Eoss9'ary; where y? 9f{
A Ita|ll, 1ark7eEed woman; stood beside
tMepi, her sheeny satin train sweeping
}ket, a4he grass; diamonds: fg1ittered- in
Per Irl (ha4r. .@1:.!;:*1! : ~!
ioShns f RSen fS!4 Sc Kf$H aSaf she s"id
"Ah, is tHaF-F ell HF:BJnean:- $50 So
'c? Y ess f osa? &c., &C.,: 1 5SgG not
shall hope to come and see you before
"A we sho 1at have peeh delighted to.see
YOUR 4she sait,, but am] afraid g.
leave town tomos<e1t-fer the county
Come, Rosemary" : ;JAA:
:"s Spd &TAy S 4 {eoG id by 6 aSr
Notwithstanding, yins founas time to
whisper a32;last !s:oQaabyz<ss inA Rosen1afys
GOOD BIZ, ia rlinges: WHISPERED as lie
put her: isoft;,f1rry clSak '39yer hef' ERooul;
SSs xt 5S: i. T$!| IS s3 ST.
Mrs. Maitland glanced ,curioGsly at her
daughter as she sat still and Silent in the
corner of the Brougham. ''':' =: '5''' e
- Silly. ,dhildv' she reflected. = 'Thank
heaven: / was In time Ito nip: the thing
lib the bud.''' :: 70" - n. "FI
5 >A}She said nothing, However" to: Rose
nary on th'e%tsubjee!!t; and they"parted il
.,* *f i"'+>* OF
It was a week 1ater!A 2 .1'tr 7'.5
Rosemary :stIllo watched feyerishlyf for
the postnan,. happily unconscious 81 the
fact that Mrs. Maitland had had also a
deep interest IN the posfbox and its con.
tents, for one morning she had, on care,
two letterS qn$ Is Col Iet Mait:
land and the other TO-: Rosemary. These
sshe; .put in her pocket: for. further 'exa M
milton, after. which! they found aulast
resting place I'M the fire. )o'c 3~' Fohf;
'8H'm!' TROOPS sailed Yesterday: fol: the,
CaP S;", GRsefyea{4$ c1l4R&l ole ornipg
went, wsnt oHt: sse 'bia t6d , kHSND Was
Me- Mg gfgaf}4 5Hias
Young Duncan? Yes. knew he