The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-30
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 Augustus was us drlicately made as Elton was uanly Elton tried 10 in fuse murn vim into the boy, but his efforts wrrr a failure. Augustus also made lad return for lis cousins friendly tryamrut and was always bringIu- up ihc matter of the dis possession. When Augustus mention cd tl., s. i.rJ I.'!uu would knit his brow ur & lr#p. to lau-h his cousin out u. lis dis=a' faction. but never surre,Gyu As t!..r wen, on the pos sessUv %. lur estate appeared to be miserable. whi,v tH, uur he had dispos-
 Gus. my Gaar hay." said Elton one day. if yoU don't ,.ur uolhartug your -r.t and nr #tu. tn.s business I'll leave tuo l'u.. Iyau.r~s don't want .o do SD. ....usy AuaJ caroline would miss mc."
 "You Jl... u.'y eG .aut Caroline, ' said Gus ....a.'v. "2ou never think of me.
 "Yuu, W.r ., ...r huy, I'm as fond n. ~o# as rv younger brother and ir y.. ]. ru.r u. ~a'.~l'Tt! 10 accept what E.. ...r J. .n.H..~ ,r yon We may all a. a'. together aS ionS as we live"
 WE}c An.u..us vrs au uumanly feI- low. ur w#, .u kindly disposed 10 ev- cry ou. abort him. .o s"lt sacrificing that after awhile tac household for gave him cnr rrraa- ur ro dlspossess their fayU.l,a aud began 10 love him in vcry different way from what they lowed E..u.. j....l .ae cousins wrr. yrg m.lsr- Ja' ua" a typical man. Cu, ul'r a -s@s,l.ve, tender hearted i;:!. r.an ...raA winning way. Elton hara.' u... ..a...d Go him. the only faul- l.. r., tr .sl with him being lEs constantly .e.H-tug mp tue one uuTIrasnat >aA.n., .. ta" dispos. session
 One n.-ht rtny wor. ,.r'lHcr when Augustus e.,rr.aliy .rriu,ed his couS- in 'y wono-ius ~r.mr ridiculous scheme ny which h. w."ht turn over the p-,.Gn t9 him. E'uu laughed, whrraup1n rhr hoy ,.@ut 'o r.s room, and aS hr departed Elton thought he saw fears r.t.wu in his crr. Augustus always locked h.S hcIrr"u door, ad- hitting flat ho was a.raI uI burglars, but this tim" Hr forgot ro do so. Elton finished 8 ctgHv hc was smoking, then concluded tr go to Augustus to apOlo- gize for laughing al htu and thank him for his prou.crel surrender. Civ ing rap on the doo-. without waiting for a reply ho threw ij open. There stool Augustus before mir TOT with an uncovered bosom that be lougul uumistaEohIy t3 a woman. See ing Elton. she first p1lrl, then the bluoJ rushed tD her checks in torrent as Sh.. seized a cloak and threw it over her shoulders. Elton StoOd looking at her. thundcr>ruck.
 ''I ann glau tue secret is out." walled the girl "t waS forced into it by mother. and irs been Killing me"
 It Was some time before Elton utter cd a word. He was thinking Finally he spoke:
 keep this from the others until l have roarludcd what iS best 10 be done" Then. turning. Ec loft the room
 One morning Augustus room was found vnranj. d n3tc having been left ou the dresser:
 Ny mother was Ralph Parmctcr's wife. ht..r Ralph Parmeter's death my mother married Wtlaw Io-r- I am her daugh- Ter. Augusta IJoye.
 Elton Parmctcr entered again upon the possession of his rights and resO- lUrly declined to prosecute any one who hId rrapiulcutIy deprived him Of them. Mrs. parmctcr died soon after all this happened. and in due time FL ton Parmeter announced that he wus to be married. There was Crcar eXpec- tatiOn in the household and among his friends as to his future wife. who was not known to any of them. The we'd ding took place abroad, and when the newly married pair returned to their r,H