The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-17

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f-uz 5saEssEicg ard ho-s-Tork And
tEs-s were 6zys. altar Eugzr1z As-Ez-sr
lad b@ss1 PIT % bed WIEN Lsvlriz's face
vas SozsEnzr white and re- eyes looked
tired as though = winter n ire south
C Erz-cs Eo1id Do her good o even q
re-S. ~ Cur ccct-s q New Eo-E's h1tels
IS i. vas Lavln1z's ouly excitement vas
lying awake nights fearing that she might
have 70 q 70 re 5e--stS-
~cUe 6zy Lawn EeuG cut 20 the Sub
no tcsr vas so-e-htrz more thar
rooS--z place ard S-ood o. the si5eEzlk
n f-o-t q TIE modest 800 house When
:
thoCgh rice peopIs lived -hs-es ard as
though -1sy were cozfo-raose, even Il
struggling OF s. 20 = year.
H Is o- expense account Tor thst
yza-- Fiat So: butcher. sI-4; grocer. So
doc o.. 81. dents. IS. gas 81: Lavt-ta' :
CONES, 81; ny N : SO. Eugenla Ma
ga-e-'s clothes. 70 nj. ( ard ice &c, se--
want. 81; i--t5=r-als SO. Teal s-A
Eugezia Margzre-'s wsr5- e sin con
ti-ust . r supplied largely ~ aiming
relatives You viii nost-e that ire item
ct tLS--sccs IS omitted altogether fro1.
t-is account I found czzt ! was entitled
u scEs TWO q thrs= years @ sxtsn1sd
insEa-ce without the pavEezt q prem
TINS The zc5ern lie insurance policx
was 80 f-cn oil collec-irg ard 80 from
elegant literature Total E4i Fasss-
fund 3
.ToEz-i re e1d q ire year came
hoze ard HANDED Lavtnia check-z vary
respectable chs-k-from -Le courteous ana
intelligent edt-or % = magazine The VI
broken bzrraliocs in Lsvi1ias eyes Prs
seated arms The rest was a simple mat
ter Lav.-ia had worked Il al out Sc
had be@n reading about literary men Nv
inE On farms. We would 20 into the
co0rt-y where one could g=t mix AZ four
cents 4 quar- and have chickens ard pro
coed 70 make ridiculous the pomp o. en-
ysrorz"
The genial philosopher paused again for
what happened them asked the
roung man from Paradise Did you go
i1Fo the country
Nc" said the genial philosopher. -
week later we were ove-taken By sad
misfortune
Coed Lord SAID the young man, turn
ing rae, VIA. do you call niSfo-tu1e?''
Il was that aunt OF Lsviuia's whom
I've mentioned several times il tie course
Il this narrative" explained the genial
philoso pher. The wealthy aunt in CEica-
q. She was very tond OF Lavtniz ard
Lavinia was very fond of hex. Well this
aunt q Lavinia's die3-quite unexpected
y She had made Lavinia and Eugenia
Margaret her heirs"
The genial phil -sophe- paused again II
sober thought. The young man from Par
adiss was thoughtful also
Tt alnos- seems" Re said finally. "tha
il you're reasonably certain OF your $ 10
year there's TO use 7 delay"
There was a ring II the voice CT the
Young man from Paradise