The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-11-15

your homo fted and disgraced"
 "Oh uay. bow awful.
 ~SrW hu as you would an adder- -Eu- he IS my uucle.
 "Ort by marriage Even if be were don't think ,hat would protect you. This was not -he only safeguard Mrs TreaJI,c threw out against DOS lb.e loss of her brothers fortune. She gave Ge-IuaI kuickcrbocker. a young rrou-ale with whom she had been oaryr- oa m Intimacy, instructions t1 win Matilda. thus preventing Scher- mcr..rr from doing SO Having thus putin. .H.rs Mrs Treaddie felt that had l.r brother corraued
 .DI u..F." said Matilda few days later .,.aa. tl you tb.akt NIT. Hnick- erHa.s.-- Elt ! suppose shouldn't .eu
 L.# m. or.-yta.u- my dear
 "Is-t u1.r when we were alone be put l-- ... .rrrHl me-"
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 "lV.U uy ..IL ] congratulate you t- N. .ser.a.>ar i~ one of the few la. r...- mon tn New York fashion .--.. H.e ...t he's not Ike Uncle
 -..... rr ,,-.rr an ,r-,a oar ..-.r .Hf r.u wit. 1e very happy. Af.a..... latter Matilda entered t.. ...r.- ruu II her accustomed . RIM. .-.r~- eay and saw Mrs- lr..... s.-ua'd hu.ckerbOcker
 .....l ute hand iu hand
 . dropped ,le hand and
 lady ..s.i annoyed but she WaS
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 0.... Matilda. ! want Co con
 ... Ea-gy has been giving .. .- ........ i~t as f be were IT,. ... -.. u. Ils told me 0t your . ..u
 -. E.-. how sou surprise mel s.- E ....ser hasn't proposed to u.- >.. turned away with her ryes ..rr .. r.."..r
 T.r Is only because [ was wait l- -I Nucser4 4ocser rising and .s....r- tu1ci her. flor your .r..- permission.
 .E-.r for t.ltt" asked Matilda turn Ing pair of wondering eyes on him. -Nau laar. uasopl.sucated child" >I l.r .rut "Iu our set it is not considered honorable for a man to win girl without perm i-s.ou'
 -u. l..r- said Matilda. a mild dis appointment u her voice and eyea elm -. sorry. You can't be honorable, You lo- have permission when you Kissed me-
 Mrs Trealle put a lace bordered handkerchief to her lips to hide a su.. -llr. kuicserbocker had my permission .1 win you from the first " s.s sI
 5ua looked as if she were going ta cry.
 ~ra-~ tte natter chud?" asked lor aunt
 ... nothing. Mr. Enickerbocker asked re-m >-.on 60 love me then loved u. aftervarI Suppose be hadn't -a. perm. .-s.on. should have been SO disappointed Aul putting her hand L.-l.a. ,o her eyes, she glded out of t-a room.
 X u.r.u passed during which Regi. u..I llr.. .serbocser spared no pains to l... .a--.t agreeable and restore oo Ouc day Schermerhorn Wras.. asked bis sister .f she were not going Co give Matilda an entertain l--
 -Au entertainment Why, Schem ar. you c-zya Give that country chit au eru.a.lmeut3 It would cost me l.y position iu society,"
 Fu- >.u.u insisted on lt in a quiet way .~ rra proper thing and Mrs Tn ..I not dare disobey. On the ey- .r -.a entertainment Matilda .e...... ina simple white dress. Witb -.- f. ..- laI- hooking for an the u.r. ....a a Greek st5ue. Mrs. Tread I.. H- shed to fnt that thf I....r Instead or lnIur.ng her -rr.... tn society hai made hit .l-.- T-.ail.a- sa.d guest what r... '. u--oduee such charming H and raaulce her engagement a' r.. -... ta.
 .u.r .r-a-.meu,.' summered ths l1-...- -Al. yes-to Mr. Kuicker ...r r. did not suow it was t0 n. -.... 0.r tou'-l-
 -l .aer11OSer. Why. your rrr.-.r announced ro me himself thut l. WI. .l r1 Mss rhorne" MT u r.e moment was passing a .-.-.e 1H bis arm and heari rhe .s s1I 60 bis sister. "this
 .... has consented Co oe my wife. - .I.- e.t- Little caG She has Le..- .."u- around Hse a snake and I....| us al.
 -Nr..t at sl.I Matilda. with dig ultr -y.l t..rad yourselves
 ELIZA B ARTHUR.