The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-27
A THANKSGIVING
LOVE STORY.
~ iugulta PFerosL

q was lQFely auisrHa 6sg. fwc
days before haufsE lae E11-
ulid glth t1e tgrIil assr - aaI1usr
sEour coan UplE as fafr q t1erle a.
ever fhe Village of MagvlLis La1 be-
held
Al TIE FateHaT ~ q pretty eottaEe.
hard 81 hana. sged q fan ard g r1as3.
he tal ae Apollo. Eisrder e. a Gree<
GOD. foue aE Ilshf -lLt a uun-
oerfri Gar = bal-y. ai-e Csal 81 le ezs
1arE street. faced, petite lr1 4gveiy.
yet fearful WighsL
Yet itey we're rot haprT. fgr sha gi1
had 5lEt s1rgEen tne u1r6a uGi-n
bfouEht ire fronn ~ dterIaasure % tEs
o-pa - ihe VoEng pzn-
Ne Erwin ws rust say goodbye.
u ls t0r tte he1- Io-1tcsrgu mamma
So 81 90 the citT--rhere 7 --ust cara
my bread. u papa bad lHft O. nch i
r-uuld have been different. ltea-we--
pl. Erwin. and the brave Fgice broke
% the giri ieane8 hel fair head apea
sh fierce ir front ~ the pretty houss
flasher nad diee. only cne short week
before.
"3ut I ten you. said the you-g mar.
almost anE q. = shan earn en8lga
Tor both-ana more.
Your mother
3 +Wh0 cares what mother Eavsg Asd
T ln ttraa, Alice, uhen che knows gol
Z better
she has knouz me from ehi9b5oa.
ard now she says that we nlusl rzrr
Z yog to marry the helusss and - e1 10
E the city and uoriz- But Oh J love yoz.
{ IRWIN
SAY IL agal-. ny darling
- love ygu-lcTe you-T love T11-"
. -
7 almost hrushirs the young man s
z shoulder as EEe sGgEs. l1va Vcl bet
I Ter than All ybe wofl5 B1t y1z must
Z 50 Your mother says
Ard before De c8ui5 s2eak o. pre-
I vent her she Had dashed through n.
Z gate and % the gravel natf ans dis
3 arpeared tnfo the house-
ITS 9 shauaer c1acui1ted the gssr1ne
man But Alice 'eei ruf think ehs
] can escape me So easily Marry fhE
heireEs As IL 7 could sTer marry any
one else after seeing her sweet fa1a
As ETWiu Wardulau spoke De- tQrree
& away t.om The cottage anl walked To-
Z ward his Own handsome home in the
ether part - The village. Despite ths
. sir E-euCE in fhei- fgTTu IS fhe Ward.
E mans and the Nelson's mad been frSeass
/ an their lives and ID vas understood
that Eswil and Alice would marry
some day suf when Ar Nelson dlea
, ieaNsrg his ulfe ard rAud almost pea
. rfieEs. the wise ones shook their hsa a
I for well they knew t,ie ambiriaus rlznt
/ which Mrs- Wardman has cherished
! FOR her SON.
Hirh up on a hluT Ga the fnest par
: ~ The town lived rte Montaele faEn
ily and every daF the Inverted c1ach
ma drove Mlzs heataEue ana De-
I mothc- through sEt town The towns
people knew. ard Alice knew. ana az
k"ra. that Miss MoBtaEua had lc1kes
( with favor upon handsouie E-aIi
Wardman, and % was fnr the heires
that tts m1shrr Intended niw
Yet Erwin Wardmar was nan an.
might have married the girl a. hl
choice.
That evening" when Erwin WarsFrta,
prrt down 90 can upon A5tce Ee f1ur.
her some and the Eouse closed
-StraEsa she ga not tan We she va
going Sd soon DE- uuttefed q q O.
thc g. ~ ume as angry thought earn
into nis uira Ihat was very urEr--H
% AiIce.- SAID be-
EVvH fid not know that hir mothe
fad seat WuTd ever fn the WEEas
Nelson and her iaurhfrr Alice. orcr
iheui her horfes snf gacaas q
that ar efrou1 o. assist tHer7 sr 'r--,v
irr Nor fif D. k~ou fhrr kfs.,-.
mother had sai6 ~Perhars w- ha
Neiie- go to-lay instead ~ ta--sia RON
daughter. since Afns EyRrFy7au a.
been 80 kird as % rerd her tcrses ~
servants 20 hcip us