Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19

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1saa aEy E1gre, Rachel
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3 hart Uzt Eith EsznkEzE
~gf yE,1 fea. any ra85sf. thea be said
"a despair. sz3A al you wish I shall
not sGr1z2 yor.
IS Il the peE-zssioz hal made Ssz-
KiEs-a, RzrEeg as5 not speak for some
( tine. g-d daring that time Ro<hesay
/ fass@E hlnasA1f Ia producing sg-ae
ayea3 and sEstar FROM . shelf Then
fruzs his pocket he 1rsK small Task
/ CT wine
y sapgnsa yoa hare not thczgtE 10
I ear stare -orEizg" he said. when be
! hal FEt the articles On chair mean
her
IN trutA csd forges." Iaagzidly
hooking az the food
Tbaz hcw % yoa expect 70 g1zn
ssrezE4h 30 that ws may lsava this
/ pa2ee.~ 20 asked
Forgive ne, she replied, hE-hiy,
ard t0Ck so-ze % the bread, which she
fcsand very di@cuss so swallow But
Z the wirs ste drank EkirSs5Iy-
/ yz-ce EpoEA5 zt her in silence, not
eating himself
They co1ad not be anything bu+
I gsgmy thoughts as he Hooked az this
wreck Of his sister He recalled the
time whez she had been gar and beau
TRIAL and trusting That tine WAS
three years beE0ra. when she was hard
! lY eightAsn-
Tkea Ralph Carl had met her. The
ngaH had been struck VI It'll her face
aEE her grzce OF manner, and az lie
same tire he thought she was pos
saSse8 c. d fortune. and he had woosd
ser uFFsL an araor that was felt 81 the
tine, fer Ca-yl had that dangerous
gower &C throwing himself with his
Eaole energy into the pIrsEit Of the
Enpmzzt-
Re had hee0ne engaged 10 Rachel
& R0sheSzys then few weeks after he
had discovered that be had been mis-
I taken rs 10 her fcr1UEzS-tEEat she only
1 Lad = few thousand Hs had really
4 been somewhat attached 20 the girl.
who.he saw, had Iavished the whole
treasure CT her affection upon him.
I Bur he had no real hesitation IN de-
4 sorting her: ard about that time. also.
] be goE into trouble with the firm for
whom be was pretending 10 work. and
be escaped To Europe
The aifEcnlty, as he called IL, was
fl reality tire TACT OF his forging the
signature Of the senior Of the firm
Fortunately foE him TIE gentleman had
/ been attracted 10 ard interested By
4 CarTi. ard took no PROCEEDINGS against
I hiE. hHshe5 Cd the affair. but turned
1 CT Caryl and advised him 10 Ieav4 the
country
Go X happened that Rachael Rothe-
says life was Swallowed when perfect
happiness appeared about TO be hers
4 Though young In years, she Lad
I more deep capacity both for enjoy
!! ment and suffering than most women,
1 and the blow was more terrible TO her
than wprds can tell
She did Lot apparently dro0p so
much under it as her brother Vance
1 had expected. Bot her Whole nature
seemed changing into something hard
/ and reckless
Perhaps never had Vance Rcthesay
1 Sc missed his mother as he did when
watching helpgessly the wreck az his
sisters life. The girl had 10 mother
/ nor sister. no one hut Vance, who did
| ell brother cozlG DO
In hiz heart there grew up most
l bitter hatred toward Ralph CaryI. and
il was not 70 be wondered AT
When be saw hcw Rachel encour-
aged her admirsTg-and she had many
/ bow Ehe led them On 10 loving her,
/ and then with cruel pleasure tossed
4 them frOm her: when he read how ter
! ribly unhappy she was, and II =zs easy
I GO tell that when be E2w her alone, he
grew really alarmed as 70 her eventual
/ faEe.
He thought Of her when Kate Pur-
cell had said the =osce he had heard
| below his sick chamber was the voice
OF Ralph Caryl He remembered ali
CaryI bad done, and the curse in his
Heart sgrzng 10 his lips
Nov. though Caryl was dead. as
Vance stood and looked at his sister,
/ the hatred sprang up again as Eercely
as ever. Ralph CaryI had made that
girl what she was He had blasted
both then lives How had Rotheszy
ever dared to think Of love. hound. as
he vas, to enc who was stained with
/ crlma-to one whom he musg always
/ protect and serve 10 the gttermost-
On. what h4i lore to do with such IS
her Was be not even now in danger
81 apprehension for TIE deed his sister
had donsg Was ii not for her sake, TO
/ shelter and save Ter. that De had con
eealeI HIMSELF and, so far as IL
could see. he could never come cut and