Mower County transcript., 1903-09-30

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~ she went back into5 the librarv x M
sat there fnr some Tine Il 3tI,rea 4 40 IN
have news hronoht nor n j I d ha Thad
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after awhile and said ~ ,w,ass ] sIe..r7,S 1,
and while st tha f,,,.t 1,ast d..orpa s. :,
mental and heart q anstion ther,a s,,aa q !
a fighting chance. IN i.iIs ssSs5.3
80 Tnella went home and +hn7 roVt
few weaks che M ssad Il, ! =, sra,, 4, q
feeling that left with her an ,experi-
ence impossible to describe. 6 every -day d,, J,
she either went to Hope House or 81 heard
from there. When she went herself she
did not ask to see him. The delirium of
brain fever was on him, and he knew
no one, not even Ford. Luella shrank
from going into the room. Once she
hooked in through the omen door. 4,hen1,
she passed along back into the library
and tears ran ran down her face al she
went and sat down near the large win
dow overlooking the scene Of the FIRE #
Miss Andrews ca came IL and found her
looking out at the Mace. Most az the
rubbish had been removed. and half a
dozen saloons had como ~, IN : :, 8, M. -
corners. Tommy Randalrs double
decker was unfinished, and it's incom-.
plete condition added to the general
dreary hideousness Of the prospect.
Luella shuddered at 1t. all. 59i *t
"Is there any prospect of getting this
property for your proposed park p she
asked as Miss Andrews came over by
the window. tf.~& H K .& #
1--WE do not know, vet. You have
heard the news of Randall's conviction
In the court of special pleas? Mr.
Chambers succeeded in furnishing
nroof of consniracv and n looka worry
much as if Randalps dav waa nvars
The election next week will decide his
fate. It looks now as IL the nresent adj.
m1nistration would he defeated and tho
Reform party elect a full ticket Tn
that case the boss will have to 90. ,He
has already disposed of several lots
around the double decker. and it looks
very much as if he was getting ready:
to leave the CITY If the election goes
against him. It all turns on that is
sue." i 5'yyEs% .ys.. 4 ,@..s ,;.! 4.
Luella looked wearilv ont of the win
dow. Then she turned to Miss An.
drews. i I'M - Y. g
"When did the doctor ssav thee-:thta- the he.
crisis for Mr. Gordon would ha
reachedy, - NJ. q
"In ahont q week ~ Miss Andre.xa o.
swered gently Hor whole fona M -
monnor hotrSSoa 49, ,aon.,o,,s s4.a.,.
nnder which sha had haon liv;ng I.,-
ella who had como - tnow ho,. : !
once was not nossihio odnn,rad ana
wondared wbonovor +b,s ~ ~
woman was near her :, .7-... q 3 7's
"Will tho fever leava him anvn- %s
~ think NOT or course he viii ha; Z;
very weak for a long fine Int - viii;
have hona +o sus+ein hin, ond 49,
your promise" Miss Andrews added
with an effort. "Foreive mo. Misa
Marsh. overheard vonr nromiaa -
him. IT nrohahlv saved his lifon n
do you think it didY T,nella asked
faintlv Sha shuddorad ooo;n ~
turned her ewes ont of the window and
was silent a long time Miss = ndrapwv,aL.
possessed the quality Of keeping still
and did not return to say, anvthfnp
more. After awhile I,uella said. "Tet
us pray God that all NAV be well with
him when the crisis comes" y
Eyes. please God" Miss Andrews,
WHISPERED. Then she went out of the
library. and shortly after Luella went
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When she came into the house she
found Mrs. Penrose WAITING Ia 500 her +
"How is Mr.. Gordon ?" Mrs. Penrose
asked the moment Luella stepped into
the drawing room. ~ N ~ Va / }z \
Luella told her. s.s. - s,t3 - is#
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