The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-30

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looking pleuatug up at his gray-haired
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me an mes 50 ilied.
sur an We are " Ht'rin an US
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ptiVt IN 'he car, WIN sUea h}il't9ie
Nsie1oslt! as 20 ienuef amy reIdS'i "l9-
N"nrSeeV7
YOU are very KIND. Sall lha oii
'te!, tlttlR&aIY So LOT ~ nm cue
o1 w., * = IVY leei 't'at paSsSir
SHiS on VieSe cas- ihuSt hs ~'%H2uSlei
i.NIn lNe men lpoN s." tl'et'.
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ter ~ lfiA e~onteinptuons!y "FalN
milnl; US no passenger bat a eastle
c't 'Hot y 'le on
\. S,p' ,5aeo;,a 5,geet &.ilna;,2ing
&'saa5nii ana Bflaset descended the
%lSi'S OF NE eieNtted s~i9tloi' N tae
loot pl winch great e~%caNotlors We're
IN progress.
~ SURF, num- AN t"!it be iha
Gnu Hilisgii laal one aaE These am
Nges w. dlI H2; SUI ifli1Sel. ieSth-
lns oNeE 9ni looEinS down INTO VIM
sila VoeSluered the ro#els ~ Ih1 eariE
M what 90 links delN 30 vii
MN asSei Jack, seriously
''aiN, dariin,. ~ tae. II BE- sur
10 Cp1,sse iGn ior the rescue. fogyl
niNvef L., such q opportunity as that
60 by She said with a merry tuin1e
OF hef tHuiy ifisn eyes.
SAX, %ia You too tired 70 STOP by
and see Causin Bellies new home"
asked s:lndna, eouSingly. ANA after
gaming inc desired permission afe old
lady turned To Bridget and said kindly.
Nj granddaughter is rot quite SET
lied vt, nut ii You arc Ia search of
work ana W3li go dong with us | am
sure there Will be something for you
TO 90.
sure, num-, an | viii. 10. twas only
iasl Week ttat one of these nau.ue.ins
~SG0nndtels stole my thrunl5.M
Belle" saii grandma in an under-
tone, even after having airaAdy taken
,hat Eoung lady to one side. I've
troueht You an odd irish Woman, thiul5.
lhS lhat you may be able 10 give hen
some rough Work., and ii SO, l think
IL VIII be a kindness, Tor she been been
the subject of many impositions.
SO almost Immediate Bridget was i'm
stalled in the Kitchen, with the request
10 serve afternoon tn as soon us pcs
slble. while grandma and AUNT Befle
''|9NtSSGN llt pros ana tGnS g. house
keeping.
ID YOU know. granny. now that
I'm getting settled ann avfully ha4ut.
but after first seeing this aUartnient
so beautifully furnished. and then co,i-
ing in after my predecessors had moved
out. my heart positively sank. every
thing gone and only the blank walls
and bare floors to look at. on the pa
pering there We're conspicuous spots
where pictures had formerly hung. the
floors had only a bordering of arnish
which, when the carpets We're laid, had
aroused no suspicion. The bath tub
was full of discarded scraps and every
thing bespoke desolation,' but noV
that it is fresh and clean ana sweet
and with my few belongings eifectiveIy
scattered around, | am NOT only happy.
but worry much impressed With a faoi-
Ing of self-importance. but. rranny."
continued she. tenderly. without Won
the place can never be a real home. he
cause there is y hungry sort of "A lool,
about it
oh. nonsense. child, Where is chat
Mrs. Pinckney of whom you have
spoken? Is she not here with yoro"
Yes, she is here and really IKE he,
very much, for my heart has really
gone out to he. | wrote vow. did
not. she is a paralytic. although b.; no
means an invalid? She ALWAYS wears
Il soft, white. motherlv gray shawl