The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

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ever quietly
ALBEIT Heioh hfuasf9sied alone
next morning When he came hairs
20 dinner shat ntKnf be- found p nets
from wlnlfrsH saTing thai she aiia
Gssny fheif ittfts daunhtsF. ana
| ,..ta mas game 81 firadford for fev
days. "a tha child asemea 70 be aiA-
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rat. information caused him 20
-hauxr calar TIRE idsa that she
wuuia go wfihpui consulting BIN
casasa him 90 be = little plauea
hovssVas. h. shouxhf. " WHs iast a.
nau 20 have winifref away that
evening IN that ease nobody could
Lax ~xesutinn 20 his joining the
Igseuas'. party AZ ihe opera with
an. tasu sansolsux MIN he went 70
I
dress
| A. he crossed the street on the
a..v from th~ hasise a little black
uxure aartsd oHs % the deor and
seltasss him IN the shadow.
Ths wtndav. Of ths Hooper home
were open and wiulffei watched
fher husband greet Miss Notsey'
.s.ba was dressed Tor the opera
Laura vnyHsy had hsadnrsfs and
lbexurt Mr. Wsieh 10 remain NJ
horne 20 keep her company. THIS
ns consented 70 DO, and the others
went out
Instead ~ remaining Indoors. the
ltWa stay al homes went over 20 a
lutte park acraNa the street and
There the wife watched them until
ltbev returned 40 the Hooper home
and Albert WEIGH turned 90 80.
rvvo days after this WEIGH rc-
lr.lVed q letter from Ms wife asking
lhlm 20 spend Sunday With her and
Jenny IN the country
Enriy Saturday morning ~
Inllghted from a jersey train and
found mwdry looking house
presided over b. a biowsy -loeiking
woman.
what could have possessed Win
llffed 60 choose such q placer was
Weieh's mental inquiry. Is Mrs
WEIGH hsfr7~ he asked aloud.
Yes she has walked out n the
woods youder You're Mr WEIGH
suppose -
Albert bowed. Thore was some
/ thing familiar ia her face 4 am
Mrs VoyaSy. My daughter, Laura
has told me about you. the woman
volunteered.
Your dsuRhtetf Laural"
There was Laura coming across
the porch now. IN a trailing. dirty
calico gown. her hair tumbllug about
her neck Could e be She girl he
had mot at home9
I am no glad tho woman con-
tuuod. that Laura made such
good friends ia the town az you
and Mrs WEIGH. She always had
"a good deal Of capacity, but her
misfortune is spelling her manners 20
what was her misfortune 20 in
qulfed Albert politely but meehly
why. her husband left her but
she does not like 60 talk about S.
her mother added quickly
Walch hurried out Of the house
aud down the road. where he
found Wlnifrnd IN a eool-loaklug