Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-10-14


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ne oiu !ss'er s.rohea ms lace and
s .,s MI MS lo,e eouy paeN ana iortil in
e :" ain' " hi,S content. We Always
s"u' sun ne .'H'e Wilst is 10 re
WI pe uii :. WIZ ne slsnt sooner u
mos. =. US count Oh et wen jest Keep
ou m, sleii.s up
ny o.iiers ''ioVea on leaving Adele
/ "u. ~, Mi,iei .ose,iier.
on' Just ioeS at mamma ana papa"
.no ss.u ~ ene fouha' Iuii voice lndica-
.,Neoi ueel' emotion. .Ihey are SO glad
tne e;,, are epoat 10 cry
Ia. uetr, dear girl you are!
ss'4u Niiiei soisiy. Ahere IS nothing
" sei"'iu.s US nov, is thefes
noi q il'on'eiit they met IN a run LOOK
lu'o eacn o.hers eyes. Aueies voice
SHOOK Wheh she replied, Il believe I'm
then happiest, proudest girl In all the
"o ,,n, ).
nen you love mer
peileVe I'VE loved you from the
very minute ! met you IN Atlanta last
summer.
Alan saw Doliy looking at him and
WAVING ner haIuNeFcAlet, her race
warm ana flushed. He was tempted to
go 10 her' nut she Still sat by her father
ana mother, and that fact checked him.
hr Hts barciay caught MS eye ana, ris-
.ns s.iuue,iiy' eaihe through the crowd
" n,in' one eAneiioeu her gioVea hand.
LOU mnu pol.y must stop your TOOL
isniess, sue sun. We oeen tninklhg
y. pun " heip you Two OUT. ~ !
VIZ you wouioii say Woru 10 her
nuM' pu' IVA. ouiis'',y ilisht come anu
.uAe Mef ~ ehutca Jusl me you useu
w. ~ a..eiiu W ooioaei harciay. he
70 JUS. .ieAieu u ueath over thls thlng,
ana ne won MAKE any luss. he is as
stubborn us niue, tnough' ana Wnen
Ne, ~ nas " give NJ ~ oe.ter nor 10 iet
III r,u .ninh you are eiosttlle over nun.
~ "uu '1s1 sou any n'1s' ~ see
" ..a,'
t1ah tnah1eo hec. he 5Yae 80 fpll OF
papplhess shat ne was Para1d to trust
JUS voice 10 ntteranca. AS Mrs. Bar
guy was gong Dach 70 hef husband
ana daughter Pole Baker passed. Alan
..sa ,,u ~ .ne iiaho.
oay' 1ue' ne saAu. MS voice luii
= Inu quaverine, = WanI 70 zen you that
: lniiifs more OF you than DO OF any
iian ailVe,
Weii' Aian' SAID Pole awkWardly,
yet With an eye that did not waver, II
KIN shore return the compliment. Eff 1t
hadnt been fer you an yore advice, I'd
q been In hell long ago, an as it is l
feel more like livin' a straight, honest
llfe than ever 1 did. You never aXed
me but one thing that didn't grant,
an that was to give up whisky. Idon't
Know whether l ever will be able to do
It or not, but by the great God above
I'm goin to keep on tryin', fer know
you want 1T jest fer my good. don't
"uns uAaAa touay, 1er Won0er, an
maybe In time I'll git over my thirst
AS Alan was about to get into his
buggy with his uncle, the colonel and
ms wife and daughter passed. With a
sneepish look on his face the old man
bowed to the two men, but Dolly
stoppeo before Alan and held out her
nand.
You were going away without even
speaking to me-" she said, catch in
her voice. Think Of it, today of oil
Gays to be treated like that"
But your mother told me-
Didn't tell you she couldn't be re-
ned one broke In Dolly, with smile.
= nave more influence with papa than
sue mas. ! know What she told you.
made her confess 1t just now. Are you