The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06

, there. They were listening to a storm, o.
h'ph words on the upper landins-the Mis-!
O'INenrrcvs indignantly protesting aga'ns
the intrusion" OF the ambulance peopl'
anI relieving officer. and the frm refusal
of the latter to leave without the patient
The health az the whole town was not I,
be put in LANCER by sick people who were
NM ling TO rev - tnei. - r itarv q "rtsts
for a fine. wholesome hospital. The doctor
gtrOvc kindly u nNsn1v : = anuarent - SAT-
ness OF the proceeding. but the poor ladies
could see nothing in the removal but dis
grace" and they would not give up their
patent.
Bertha came quietly forward. and. laying
hfr hand ru The trembling q { Of Miss Ro-
sina. she said: Dear Miss O'Kearney,
there is no need whatever OF the no~mt,I.
If YOU will only let your sister come out
to Coolgowan and her your
selves !. VA! he . easaitsr and better. You
VIII find everything ready in the new
The O'Kearneys were in that staps of
acute distress when 1t seems the most nat
G1ai thing In the world 10 have deIyersucs
offered.
You are very good" Miss Rosina said
IN e. ri"d off to prepare
themselves and the invalid for the tourney.
Tn O'kearneys had some Of the stole In
them, yet when, out Of the bloomina, gar.
- II " IL - - HNNlllGltplv
fresh and comfortable. uncontrollable tsars
iin.u tier eyes.
TT IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mrr,r,-od
MISS tsosina. My God, what a deliver
ahce! Even the invalid rejoiced. and with
Der'ha s nursing. was quickly on the road
- B " " 81" "sS able to be up
and about. however, by degree, a sor, Of
uheas!hess stole into the manner of her
sisters. \ great change had come ,ver III =,
With their Clanra nf aha.Ja
was carefully attended to, and their nrs,,
" surfOunult gs were KEEP; in All M darn,-
oruer In which they had found them tbo,cb
at Whnt unearthly hour the latter worr-
was done no one could discover Rut hat
MISE tSosiha considered. was another ad-
N'"'dtt Z! lVl4g IN the couniry: tbe, co,Id
manage - do things unobseryaa n .'
ite"tu feeling of weii-bei . and sot;s,ao,
IN them brought back the old keen sense
Va ~ own Importance that Resented n
suspected or obvious pity or favor.bas,ow.
ing; That these should be from an .,n-
ferior' was very bitter to them " !"
ueg MISS RnsiEa said to Bertha. VIII
mad been out in the garden with o." 80
Nalsscent: I'm afraid, Miss Horn,an eoh-
@uSt nave thought It very unbusino.,i,,a
. as i'"t - haze INQUIRED beio,, - ,"s
rent Tor these rooms. 1t may be bsrona -.
bertha detected something 'tsune,,or.. g.,
umop !su los o. sIIssp . puB .I5urIpn, an,
"esenne.ser's Hall. 500 5. B'wav
ana 1t VIII be necessary. OF cours. ~ ,ou
the rent you will expect" hno"
~ VIII be time enough to talk a, al, .h.
"nen he arrives" Bertha said chaer1r,i t"'
On put. pardon me. that would ne,,ar
ne 10 very p~roud-none of us coz W
what is due our family and nameMard *
,her ne nor We would wish to incur . L..
0ent than we can pay-to be under AN nhiI.
sation-to any one. Please let us know dis
tinctly what your terms are"
Bertha hesitated. She found II dificul, IN |
he face OF theDe grim. narrow. sais.s,f,A
eient beings before her. to Offer the hnna.
as a gift. as 1t had all along been in her
to do. "
But" she at length managed IN cav
there must he no question Of rent at all:
No question Of rent?' demanded the 9TH
srs haushtily.
Il meant want to tell you about +ba
house. Here 1t is on your own land tbs
natural home for you all. It has been h,;lt
and furnished to the extent you seer On
he profits from the sale Of Foods to the
employed on it. and others It
las cost me absolutely nothing. 20 that in