The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-12-08

aW, winch didn't make. It Is the sam
for me as for you. Pay me any othe
J way and keep your land. If no othe
way. shall have your land. Is tina
sense, or liz 1t not Y'
J Hard common sense" said George.
| 80 1t Is" said David. "Its Away
nard common sense when he takes an
other mans land"
Il am sorry for you. George" the oil,
man went on; yet his face expressed ,
certain satisfaction. Nobody will blam,
you, I'm sure; or me either, for tina
matter; and when your poor father Dor
rowed the money the land was worth
three times as much as It IL now, 81
that nobody will blame him. / don't ex
pect ever to get the value Of my money
back. So we're all losers by the hare
times. shall want tenant, George
the old man went on, "and we will moi
quarrel about the rent. Easy terms you
snail have, and when you've got your
head well above water again, we will
consider about yeu and Mary. Don't
think shall be hard upon you"
No." said George; II am going to
emigrate."
ITO foreign lands. George7 Has II
come to that? Dear-deari''
Il am going to Tasmania"
Tut, tut; this is very bad. To for
eign landsl David went to foreign lands.
and see how he came home. George.
you had better stay at Sidcote and be my
tenant"
mo-" George said, shortly. "Well. the
long and the short Of II Ia that we are
here to-day-Mary and Ito ask your
consent to our marriage"
mo, George; shall not consent.
What let Mary marry a man who has
lost his own land and ID going to foreign
lands? Certainly not! not on any &C
count"
when your sister left Mary all her
fortune"
IT was mine by rights. l made it
She put In the clause about you,
consent to protect her. You know, as
well as l, that she herself would never
object to me for Mary's husband"
she began with a thousand pounds.
By my advice she made It into six thou-
sand pounds. Do you mean to tell mo
tnat l am to have no voice in the dis
posal of all this moneyY
This kind Of talk will not helm any
body. Well, l have had my answer.
suppose. Mary, dear 1t is for Won "a
choose between. your uncle and me"
nave chosen, George, you know
well. Uncle, you will have to give thai
money to David or to me. Here ia Da.
viii Won give Il -, winch OF US
"Supposa Msrvn NJ,
Suppose there W.. u interposed-
ment-I DOM nv. ~ arrange
there was--hatwa.r 80 ~. suppose
Suppose that 7 me-. III JneIs anu me-
for 80 much dow 80 scr ny cnance
the rest" was 10 keep
"IJnciei 80, ,s
do sucb . th,no,n no-you could not
"Suppose. 7 .sr, na,s srieu.
that arranoemar. went on
vou sac Gaores ans ~ " eAist. Inen,
he thinr n IL sfa sry david put
Ter. 40 a. IN hr,nS - anu e'soorate man
Il the trans. otio- 'ne iui meaning
lon't marry w;tha,4 80 tnat II you
ose the monav 49, nis consent ne Will
!. doas ~. mes go. TO pay me; but If
-ou get married. be viii h.n .ey oeiore
ne whole afterward Tbaraso. ~ Pay me
rally wants Won - m...r io.e ne nat
onsent. Won 40 wInout MS
or him" Sung - play mis- game
At this unaxn.o..d H..
oyered with copfns;on D'v wv, Oaniei was
lie make such . troatr "nen TWO peo-
erv essence Of a.. say, secrecy is the
les concarrad ~ h, nu LOT one OF the par
\ a sense h.ooaL oul the truth is,
Id man actna,,n 49,, u contract. The
q had .tili ~. 80. .o.neu red-at seventy
il head hrt $500 $50, ~ o.usn-and hung
"Ohi Won h.n. .Ua au not speak.
wing w;thor.r 81 spe ee on our mar
ctna,Iv housh. n.s vnsSht! 1ou have
ON want ne - 49,. enance' and now
cen the who,s 80 $1,000 30 unat you Lay
"Not tha vho,s -
iii he laft sftsr h ssiu Dayid. What
"Msrv - he. nno,. as oousnt me out!'
uestion .,-h1 a. repheo, evading the
ed vet. St. LIZ u wsnt 70 get mar
.av A. S,doota - e. Let George
win cons;dsr Iii IL 10y tenant. And
link. Mary, am - ia Besides,
-. vi, : an an OLD man now, and
md when 7 d,.n ana all my
.ty.x -
=, 49, you oUusnt up David SO that
-. Ap INC money as long as you
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