The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-04

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asked Tor 49, NO" your boy A"s0'''4'' -
all right l havnt doubt. But It's "A
dangerous experiment. az best and 1
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on the table iof ompha7tS' ne Hau SCH
from a long. confidential conversation WITH
o. .r,... f MANY, ,..ar-, .aterdiog who
t.:rt.. 80
haH come 70 DISCUS
making his old farm over TO ms son WIAI
the prOviso that he should bc cared Tor
for sb,. resf of his life
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Squire but I've kinder pe SCI on IL
for Their longes' while. an If yoIu mex
out rber paners guess I'm kinder mex
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II seem 90 q ~ y" ga '''
present I'm much ooie'sed fer yer eoun-
sci IN an that' put rStl|. we Ha"e "p
IN mind ana ! guess n hln1eI sol on NY
own way MY woman HSSH '9l say So
when she Wuz AFin
ina S one OF inc chl'I reasons why
you had better hahs on 10 your property
whlle you i've Abel You ma II an
ehuteIE ulltiehl Hidtlel ~ on lhdl
farm When You only nave the IlsflI7
pauper has IN the poor mouse hinder
homelY way Ter put H-DOt j never hHe"
II 20 happen otheINlse.
All squire yer see 'lele ieeule
more 70 II tnah / 'oId Yer IN tueF lusl
piaee. rsps yer h!eihnef sol Manners,
VINO VINO, LNeu seven Ihlle peyahd buhsay
wan ever sense Went Ter ms iuheIai
I've KINDER dreaded peh lett alone py
hyseH Ter ole' an "nat "uss' yer see
farm run Gown Yer never saw seen
pace ez mat mouse o 9o4 manners anu
lher laI .llu press yer, Squlre, II heu
got 50 gTo~eu up WIN unueIprush theI
year ne dled thet yer coulln heV raised
go worth o SUN NOW AosoIom my ooy,
am a-ruhhln my iarin ther way II
shoulo De. lie am !aylh up a cent.
squire. why not! simply cause ne am
ther III rest IN II, seen ez ne would heV
eI ne owned H. Iheh' MARY ms Wlfe'
can say el ever look much Ter her.
anu other; anu ther Iust thihB l know
sAe IL get lhef BOY started ana De
ieit JEST 81 Soi Mahuers Wuz'
wen, see you We made up your nina.
II useless LOT me 10 say more sun why
not Iet the Hatler wait mohth or Two
anu Try IT, zen theh you We had TINS talk
WIN me ana that you thlhK very hkely
tne Hrsl u January VIII see me ueed or
VI the iaIih III tHelr hanus buIoe careful
now ABEL ana doh make any definite
promises
Apel Lang hau aIreauy passed MS iSth
''e--' '--- 80 90 ~
STONY ldrhsteau on lhe hlI sldes OF the
hlte mountain Whefe ne had hrst seen
the hsnl OF Gay. II was drive OF hVe
niIieS rom ths NIUE Iallroau NllaSe 10
ms nome pstched on mn overlooking
ms ~ iSi i aoieS'
Ills uSstihE possessed what may be
caileu tHe greatest OF human dressings,
slIce ne couio De gentle chLId-ilke and
ignorant OF the World greater wicked
ness WITHOUT pehs imposed upon. 5ucn
Hatule as ms "ouid nave suffered IN
any olnSr SNaik OF NE IN barrettsNllle
ne was ioVed by All It would nave been
as ABSURD 10 complain OF the sunshine as
u ihu ldult win nun
AS ne unhltcned ms white mare, Fan
ny, ne patted hef sldes aHectonalely,
puHed an app4e from MS pocket ana gave
II {" heF.
II.
IN the farm mouse supper was waiting
II don seem Ter me thet your father
mas much consid ration ter keep me back
so much IN my work He's growing child
ism, Ahsolom, and ne needn | think I'm
goin' ter stand this ev'ry time he goes ter
Their village. I've a great mind ter eat
my supper even II you are sot on walt
In on your father.
Il guess you can stand it leetle while
longer Mary
'Weh, I'm jest a-goin' ter tell him that
hereafter eff he amt here ter eat his Wit
ties, he can shift fer himself I guess l
have work enough ter do without ependin'
Their whole evenin'H'
Young Mrs. Lang had been watching
the turn of the road at the foot of the
last hill until it was too dark 20 see. Her
patience came to an end with the dark
ness, and she employed the remaining time
of waiting in a running stream of com
plant. to which her husband listened with
q patience born of habit.
Young Mrs. Lang mad ambitions for her
husband and dreamed of the time when
the farm should become his by Inherit
ance and II she had her way, would be
sold and the pair would move to the city,
where Absolom could get work in a store
and there would be some thing doing
The sound OF wheels turning into the
barnyard brought an end to her colo
guy. There he is at last" she said, spite
fully, and proceeded to place the teapot
on the table and the hot supper with a..
The supper proceeded in silence. Abso-
lom thought It best not to start his wife
into conversation. and his father was busy