The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-04

letter and'she begged him to come back
Andover didn't want to lose Black
Hawk. He had developed as an athlete
he could run and he could jump, and
soon they had him playing football and
baseball as few white men have played
He must stay, they told him.
Come back" she wrote him.
And when Black Hawk did come
back and told the real reason why, the
white girl told him that hers was the
same reason-she loved him. and only
knew it when he went away.
But she wanted him to keep IN
studying. So he entered the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania, that he might be
close to the pretty white girl who had
whispered Yes when he told her Of
his love and asked her to marry him.
There he became a great athlete. In
every athletic contest in which the red
man appeared he am out a winner.
orously than the silken one In the
hands of pretty Miss Kenton when the
name of ALBERT e. Nash" went down
to glory time and again as a winner
for his alma mater.
Blu not a soul guessed.
Gradually the quiet rounds of uni
versity life grew irksome. and still
more irksome to the big Winnebago.
He wanted to quit to so out in the
world n make a living for wo. Two
or three times, he has confessed since.
he decided to throw up college duties
and go to work, but the little girl who
always watched him from the side lines
kept him anchored to books and lee
lures when every fibre Of his wild be-
ing urged him to be up and doing for
her.
Not a soul knew. but Black Hawk
and Miss kenton became man II wife.
II ttsNl rrNr yr,.,y y@rOr Al Chn hoI
was the allowance her family gave her
for clothes and pin money. He had
enough to buy the ring and pay the
marriage license fee, and together they
walk ed to the church of the A%nnuncia-
ton and We're married in secret.
Meanwhile the son of the prairie
had begun to earn money, though he
still called his wife Miss Kenton" in
the presence of her family and her
friends. Finally the day came when
he could get a home for his bride and
that day he went to Mrs. Kenton and
told her the secret that he kept for
eight months. Now all Philadelphia
full in business today and means tc
stay there among the white people who
have given him his bride.
In ThurstOn county, Neb., where AL.
bert E. Nash Is known as Black Hawk
the Swift, his father owns a ranch. II
lIo duLuIIl Tue yOuiB man Is going u
lake his p~aleface bride out here tt
meet his father. the big chief. Letter:
from the old mar of the plains promise
a royal welcome from all the tribe
Then Mr.. and Mrs. Nash will com
back and settle down to the prosaic iii
of white folks-that is if a happy mar
riage can be called prosaic ever
Mrs. Nash vas all bushes and smiles
when she was asked about her 70,
nance. Very plainly she was proud o
her red husband and his successes.
HE has made n success of every
thing he has undertaken" she said
and then. with a blush. "even in hi
wooing Of me. He knows that mel
must work and he works for the work
sake as much as he wor for my sake
We loved each other from the da,
we first met, and when we f1nall,
agreed that we wanted each other 70
life. we Just stepped into the Churcl
Of the Annunciation and were mar
ried."
I'VE are married. we are happy:
am working. That's ALL" said BlacI
Hawk, as he proceeded with his WORK