The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
FkRUNA.
BY Percivai Rhodes.

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die.
Harry Walden was the only son of the
millionaire shipbui,dc,. .Iobn Walden i'm
Glasgow. Leaving Elton he went IA Cam
bridge where ne only learned a nsssion
for snort and ran into debt Tventy-tv o
years old. he left the famous college for
home ard told his father. that Ne had
nDt tbr SLIGHTEST intarest i'm becon,irm .
shipbuiider. Old John Waldon suggested
thar he take n trim to Australia boninr
that The trip would awaken his Interest in
soIuc kind OF business. a few weeks i'm
Melbourne ana Svdnnv u.e,.o anoI,yG r.
exhaust his very generous letter Of credit
which his father had given him and INC
! races had nnIy su,,ljoy,ad ~, n dr.ft
which had been cah]ed IA him
The letter in his hand was from his fla
| ther. H. had recognized his firm hand
writing at first glance, He opened The
envelope.
NV Don ho,-, ,,ro+a r,oo,l ,,,, az.
YOU asked me 10. l cabled Won none. hut
as am sure tho Won want no ,,,cnn,,
for gambling and nor ia invest in 9ny
kind of business. consider If my dutv 10
LEI Won know ,hat ms is me las, mnn.y
YOU Will gci from me have maid vour
debts at Elton ana rambriaec and find
they amounted to as much as The cost Of
buiIdinp a qco-,on steamer ana this - M.
doubtedlv he n,ost fno,;sb tbin, bara
ever done. homo mar 1ovnrtv vsili n,n.o
a man of Won. ana when vn, haye shown
that Won f,,n n1rn an newest III, ,m;,h
our any assist1nca Shou n ha 'T ia ~
see you, but not before
,.>ou, 1,,,,orn
50 the end had como He n,,st NOW
rrht his own L,ttIes ua. s,niIn, n,,ir,,-
ar ibn th,,mh, - 49,. ~ j., ~ .i'' ~ Sa.tns
was r.ehi anl thn,obt Of %fn 10 ri|l,n,,,
hi,trrn@ss IAN '"0'
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w,Ld nn[ naNr o'ns Two 'hen on poafu'
h.a StIpleu o'er Il ane men
ar y II 'ap'a'n, SIT:
W. ~" anous NJ
ava. ~ :" :, man.
W. 81. W. ~" want 'ie Jon!
!" NHe'E are You pound ioE!
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n".n ~ so" sai:
- l"o iou!S.
a. i'Sh,; ! shall ne WIN you IN falf
~ 10 N'i"oh sato ana hurried back
Si""'
i"p noutS latef me schooner Isabella
80 ,,Nnol. marry Waidoll was on
oU"io' WIN q capital OF 10 in his pocket,
~ ne owned IN me world. He left behind
~ d ueot Oh a'oi ana ms name. On the
ny papers ne appeared as sam Riley.
rour Years iad passed. In front of ii
canit ga ran was busy cooking fish,
WINE 'ne pretty faruma was working on
" hiat Gloss 10 her. At Is nearly shutdown
ana your husband has not yet returned.
ne lEsi IS almost done DO you know
"nGIe ne Is!
On yes, faruma answered with a lit
Tie sign, the big steamer came in this
ihorhlnS, ana he went down to speak to
white friends. Oh, Tall, yC" have met so
many people. do you belIcve that my
husband can still love me. / am always
AFRAID that some day the big steamer
VIII carry him away from me back to his
old home
My dear little Faruma, you know ! do
not ike the white men. They are false
and dcCeitful. They slew my husband be-
cause he would not let them make love to
me ana they also killed my son, your ia
ther. But, Faruma, your husband is not
as the others. ! believe that he loves
you and will never leave you
why do YOU believe that?"
"BeCause he left his home never to re
turn. He does not like his own people be-
cause some one among them has caused
him great SORROW
"Oh, Tall! You are so wise, do YOU
think that it was a man or a woman who
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