Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17

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ny 4''in7' Nd'lhs. Wait
iis' uhtl ,ie liiSht came down ana III
""S liine Tor heF l" -" tome.
~ ,'e evening H"H anu SiSler ma"
"a "'liios' III sne''t. uAea "l iast 'he
eiu,f woman cpuio pear j NO longer.
aiid looking up "NH Sfate, anxious
~, S'iin.
ARE uear, Wnat mas iAtupfiled?
ltrf tossed nef heaN Nd shrugged
"ri S~'"uiaers'
con I Know all1 l'l care, she
answered. Possibly me- has forgotten
an anoul me ana gone our OF town for
= re-" daNS. shyil"W ~ 'eesi'i mat
= lpVM' ,,o"a 'iishl' aNa sle Went
on Win y brave snow "i indifference,
~ vas not uilili Sa'i'aay that she
came BACK. ana men her sister SAW.
hol "itoSetlei Wlth regret. that her
nay" YOU heafi H"liiiiS she
"shcd.
N"'iiiS-
III he We're AWAY. u" must haze had
'ile te''.r IN lime I" reply 10y my
neS'
M..'' Goes II nielil. lare.
''aie 'auSht hef breath IN Il Sulp.
any on her up II moment. Then she
saia. speaking in a low. slightly un-
s'.nds voice.
III means that he does not care.
Iha, when he had his freedom he
" h''i' ".
I cont belieVe H. cried her sister
'eso.",eiy.
~ is 'rue. All the same
ine'e was q snort silence.
iheI suddenly Clare held out her
rims 10 iler sister.
"Madge she said. broheniy. "MadSe.
! didn't know cared $" much. J don't,
hho" no" I" I'VE without him. and
s'. oufs' my" tears.
Much AT the same moment S,anmore
In"L on une DECK or q big liner and
hansr,ii n mt an, III. ms nala sr,ppsa ,he
w.hi,a w. raaa az Mnu.H!rs S.ocu out
red ,nh ,aist,e - so . liAe sr'W pluI-
Wv. a,,nia -" Wds az
So a;d NV, We "ep' saying.
afr,id az IL" wv NV ""s Always
In >, sr,.m h,,
mont bmildins' ,wo " oun VI u t0Sn .sne-
,,erad toro,,,ar n,o 'N'.iin Wis
nan .vidsntiy nv, ,aa ""h ,neH
h.en,a ~ p|'P''i'''u Il re-" "aSs
VOLT, ,i,n.,
s,,or ~. - ooN '"I'thH
h.n5s hnn o". ,unoint ms sintii
,nnni ,vre.1,e, ~ u~,1,i's'ahl"'e ENJOY
iiInt over some fecoIiectlon.
,,,. N n,ha ui'n. WI ~ -. o,E uhimed IN
n ,me o In1 VIVA, a ARK II thn old
)" i'd, '' o''"' - fingers lh'nk
Nav ,nav. .i,,,, ,,,.
sho,,ia M.laMs ",rh hui you
hlan,l ci,,aars j., !. i'',im. = n''' VIZ ,ust
lat,erhnx ma 'n,hi' DI't a'nn y ma ere
10 -. s,d ,i,an ,n. -. n,opito
~ ~ rna l"eh iiia, tracks like ole
-. 'rhufss SOM ioiks Wonderea
"@ri' 'he,i ,siterS 90 l" mat day.
"ha 'teE potn g with huge de
- ;. ~,
~" " NS''"ih i'ttie l"f@Sflph IN III"
~ ''"'rni, 'r'h1'.s nov some poNs haei
naea ! pliEtf-'oN. our OF mischief.
pa9se1 Unseen by 'hose who's" whole
N9 'iie'.e" 'n'fsoN.
Three years later. in a club at Mel-
ocufne. Philip Stannnore CHANGED to
meet a sreat friend of the Linton fam
lily. And just AS Fate by AN accident
had thrust him out OF his rightful hap
p!ness, 50 now. by another accident.
mat OF q chance acquaintance, she
gave him back his own again.
Il am very interested to hear that
YOU know the Lintons.' said The stran-
ger, after half an hours conversation
hau led up to u discovery OF the mu-
tniti ;tcquaintanceship: II have been
q great Trend OF the family for ii long
ulee, and l never met II nicer in my
me.
! Knew them Very We'll before ! left
!.hsiahn. replied Stannore. now
pipfi"eu ana bearded and aged. but
l nave heard nothing of them since.
fhal is three years ago. | should he
glad TO hear concerning them"
nese are not many changes. Edith.
.itf eiIt slri' Is ohSaged to be mar
ne ~ - Il surprise TO everyone that
;rie sifuuil 70 on before Glare, the
'".i..i! neao'St
idie sun unmarried. then
7,l''..ole ie"ltd BACK III the shadow,
~ p'n casualty.
sue was 'hSaseo, You know.
pn' II ended very strangely. He was q
~. enap' ara everyone liked hinl,
~, suut u my hao "a row. ana he
y ,'ia uoh ! oelieEe any
u" u's heard Oh ann since. No one
e ~" We 't'i iac's, but clare
!. ~ i'et q soou deal. winch vas