Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-04-27
David and Jonathan
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AZ .neir puplic schooi DaSiu contln-
" ueu uis i.ienuly care ior 'oha'nah.
nyu.u .aAe MNnou' q nu' niuf pun
e.s qua. slouiu laNe p1ope1iy
e " .ona 'l ne zen. Soia '.ia y
y ne eAnoIteu Sola'nan moi ~
s..n., Ilsaret.es because. as ne very
.1ss ouser,eu, y was MOI risns. =
wv NY 'ain .llae Joha.nah was any
10y s,a'eiui INV oian ne nau ueeh
a. a. Tue uays OF tneir papyhood. OUT ne
nau at any rate now learned the pro-
prey OF expressing the gratitude
wn a.., ne old NOT leei:
aou are good cnap, DAVID ne
saia' hou've got me out OF no END
ol q lot OF messes:
ine TWO young men went up 10 ox-
hora 70 tne same coiiege David mad
scnolarsnlp, Johathan mad none. Da-
s'u napl.ualiy spoke OF Jonathan as
lein H. Drilliant man unti other
people as nearly as possiDie peiieved
~. aslu rent MN niue more
money. DAVID look MIN back to his
rooms. therepy avoiding catastrophe at
ulne Mheh, owing 70 nucn WINE,
sonatlah = iees nad refused their Of
nce anu ne had expressed wish TO
ca,l on .he master 20 invite MN TO
.ake part IN the Cailiornia game OF
draw poker. There is not the least
eouut tnae Jonathan owed much TO
oasM. anu the natural result was that
uavid was more attached to Jonathan
euan Sohathan was 10 David.
Anen Tragedy nappehed. Jona--
nah Brown announced that, IN the
( oeautlIu y worms g. 1ne Morning Post,
maEriage MAD peehs arranged and
WOMB tase ,isce oetween MINI
sen a ais 3 MISS !. f.ertna f'f1eze. Now
Miss ner'na rrieze was the third
: uaushter Oh 'oca' topaccohlst She
was large anu pump ana comeiy. and.
wou'u nave sooner nirted win an arch
oisnop tnah not nave nlrted al all.
IN rage anu despair ana an express
Tram Johathah papa ana mamma
hurried on TO OXFORD. AT any cost
MS terrible mesaihance must be pre-
vented. For three DAYS Jonathan's
papa beloved as II ne mad been bull
OF bashan. he beloved at Mr..
Frieze, VINO was snlkv. and at Bertha.
VINO was dlstinctiy impairment, and
at mis- son, VINO was very superior,
ana said tnat ms latRr was doing
Just exnctly what ne had expected.
and 1t would make no difference. His.
mother wept ana pleaded, and 1t was
all OF no use. Al the END OF three days
she said TO her husband, II shall go
around ana see that very nice young
man. David-Dayid Smlth-who was
always such a friend OF lonathan's."
She say David She reminded him
OF all that he had done for Jonathan
In the past, and assured him that JON
athan was not ungrateful. The time
had now come when David had
chance to render a service far greater.
She and her husband had done what
they could but neither persuasions nor
threats nor the most liberal promises
to old Frieze and his daughter, Bertha,
had been OF any enect. Could Mr..
Smith help them! Could he do any
thing to save his friend from life
time OF miseryf Mrs. Bowl said
Smith, you may depend upon me. l
done 1t shall he done" He thon vs.avk