The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-30
Al INDIAN
GIRLS REVENGE


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sid many things that esBseJ her
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Old settler WHINE b1t Harold
shared objected 70 the visits and
took OeessjOn 20 warn him
Lad, b. sai6, @yOB viii git in
ter trouble Nitb that InjBn gall.
Shell marry you pet. BE kerfuL
~ roy; Inj1Ds il Inj8ns. and IN
iDns il freSebeFOus.@
Harold, however, only laughed,
and answered: @Oh, pehaw. JAKE,
old man, you're NOrrying over
nothing. She j. an educated 10
man and knows that am OnIy
friendly. Good heavens, man, I
don't want sgUsw; besides, there
IL Alice, you know
II know, lad, know. I've lived
among InjBns long time, and ed
dicstiOn Or DO eddiestiOn they're
IniUps first, last and always.
Don't 20 there any more, boz.
Take az old mans advice"
But Harold. who was now well |
and had decided 10 return 10 be-
easi in a few days. made light Of |
ibe old mans warning and ~
solved 10 pay farewell visit 10
the lrdjan village. and Mary H.
particular. Accordingly. an eve
ring or 80 before bis proposed r..
turn home b. rode over 10 tie vi.
iaee aud took Mary for q mid
right ride.
Mary" be said. suddenly. ~
they spun along the nOOBlif road.
II am going home this week..
slowly the girl turned her bigl
black eyes on him. Going home"
she rrpeacd "Why?7
We'll" be- replied, II am going
bone 10 settle down into business
again and am going TO be married
10 Il short time to a dear little girl
here"
Mary stared at him sOlemnly.
But You love me-yOu are
going to marry me-" she said
slowly.
"Weli, ! cent hardly do that"
replied SempIe, his face flushing in
lis embarrassment; Il like you
very much, Mary; You are a nice
little girl and ! wish you a good
husband and happiness. and all
hat, but ! must 20 back TO the
sirl who is waiting for me at
Then You did not mean all yoG
nave said to me?"
"Ob, hang il, no. replied the
nan in some irritation. "Men
layc to be amused, and may have
aid some silly things, but never
Iad any intention Of marrying
anybody but Alice"
Then" said the Indian girl. 81
wish you JOY when you marry the
,irl who waits for you" and the !
Expression Of her face discomfort.
d even Semple.