The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22

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ride! Tears blurred her eyes and there
was a smothering sensation in her
throat. The last ridel After today
Jane would have new. strange mis-
tress. II only she might 90 to this
possible mistress and tell her how much
she loved the animal, to obtain from
her the promise that she would be kind
human heart spreads it's tendrils around
the objects of it's love! What is there
in the loving of dog or a horse that,
losing one or the other, an emptiness
is createdq Perhaps it is because the
heart roes out wholly without distrust
to the faithful, to the undeceiving, to
the dumb but loving beast. which. for
all its strength, is SO helpless.
She dropped her hand and spoke to
James,, who was waiting near by for
her orders. ~ E..-
FLAMES, you will have Pierre fill a
saddle-h hamper; two plates, two knives
and forks, and so forth. We shall ride
in the north country this afternoon. It
will be your last ride. Tomorrow the
horses will be sold.' How bravely she
said it! -
;" Yes. Miss Annesley.',' Whom were
they going to meet in the north coun-
trya "At what hour shall I bring the
horses nrounda"
~"At three" 49,
; !. + +
She entered the house and directed
her steps to the study. She found her
father arranging the mornings mail
She drew up chair beside him and
ran thru her own letters. An invita-
ton to lunch with Mrs. Secretary OF
State she tossed into the waste basket
A dinner dance at the country club, 8
!; ball at the Brazilian legation, tea al
the German embassy, box party al
} some coming play, an informal dinner
at the executive mansion; one by ont
{ they futtered into the basket. A bill
i for winter furs, a bill from the dress
: maker, one from the nilliner, one from
: the glover and one from the florist
these she laid aside, reckoning thei
sum-total, and frowning. How coult
: she have been 50 extravaganza Sh
l CHANGED to look at her father. He wa
3 staring rather stupidity at slip O.
: paper which he held In his trembling
What is it," she asked, vaguel:
: ~ do not understand he said, o.
ending the paper for her inspection.
t Neither did she at first.
r "KarloH has not done this,' wen
: on her father, 'tfor it shows that h
n has had it discounted at the bank. ]
O is Cancelled; it is paid. I did not hay
y twenty thousand in the bank; di
. not have even quarter of that amour
to- my credit. There has been som
to realize on the home not earlier tina
o Monday morning. In case it was nc
d sold then he was to take up the not
= personally. This is not his work, or
d should have been notifed.' Then, wit
t.. a burst Of grief: ",Betty, my poo
g Betty How can you forgive met Ho
d can forgive myselfS'
"Father, am brave. Let us forge
z It will be better so.'' u
: She kissed his hand and drew It To-
" ingly across her cheek: Then she r 70,
Y. and moved toward the light. ST.
y studied the note carefully. There W:
nothing on it save Karloff's wri
(; ing and her fathers and tho re
u imprint Of the banks cancel
It ton Out of the window ar
d beyond she saw James leading tt
- horses to the watering troug
e Her face suddenly, grew crimson WI y,
color faded. She folded the note al
10 absently tucked it into the. bosom
Ia her dress. Then, as if struck by son
Ill strange thought, her figure grew ten
: and rigid against the blue backgroul
t. Of the sky. The glow which stole ov
I her features this time had no shame
n it, and her eyes shone like the waite
of gunlit seas. It must never be;
it must never be-. :,
"We shall make inquiries at t
BANK She said. "And do not
downcast, father, the worst is oyt
What mistakes you have made are fc
gotten. The future looks bright
an me- "
I'd ftThro innocent young eyes the +
Of ture is ever bright; but as we age y
a find most Of the sunshine on eth
al side, and We stand in the shadow
"a tween. Brave heart, glory In yo
ri courage. God will provide for yo
Mt he will not let my shadow fall on y!e
he Yours shall be the Joy of living, mi
" shall be the pain. God bless you!
"a wonder how I shall ever meet yo
an mothers accusing eyesP' T. .
re HFather, you must not dwell up
re this any longer; for my sake you mi
,n- not. When everything is paid there "
tly be little left, enough till and
lat violin find something to do After
ad the worlds applause must. be +
err thing. [ can even now see the cr1
lid cisms in the great newspapers.
in former Young society woman, W
W. known in the fashionable circles
pi- Washington, made her debut as G.
The cert player last night. She is ST.
ming young person. "A young que
The of the diplomatic circles, here. a
es. abroad, appeared in public as vlol
err ist last night. She is a member Of