The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

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All, Moffat,-corne down To loo& afn1
me-, en- Very kind OF you ysseing Tina
YOU c.r.du't haps known ! vae 10 ia
here"
TIN oh.so,utely ignored both ereT and
speaker. II was to Narc.e that be spoke
IN put you into a cab, and take you
home" ic SAID; your moshe1*s anxtoxa
about yo1"
No; g. word os to his oDn G~tsaptotuA.
nsent.
Before the gin could regny Hrhpn "a,
dressed himself TO Tim
Look here, my man. 10 ea4a -we
don't recognize your right To interfere to
any way with this young lady~s affairs"
No" Tim ho,ly answered, "but / ten
you, a1r.-
Don't trouble yourself to, tell ne any,
thing" interrupted the other atrily: come
along. my dear"-to Marcie-"1'll see YOU
home first, and then l must get to the the.
alter as quickly as 1 can"
You see her home" Tim blazed oots
what right have you to see her home ."
Tell him, my dear" said tho actor, With
a curious srnile to Marcie.
FIN she said, almost under he9
breath. I'm never going to that homo any
mors"
.Neuer-
NO; Jack e.d I were married at South
end today, and I'm going now to his-oo
MY homo"
For six months Tim heard nothing abo~l
Narcle, except an occasional rurnor that
Jack Hilton was not very kind to her, and
that be he'd taken to drink heavily.
Then one day came the report that Htr
ton haa lost his position and had tried IN
vain to get another.
From that day all Tins energy was de-
voted to keeping hin end his vito out Of
need.
For her cake! For her sake!!" was his
Watch~ord. and Hilton, debased as he was
Knew that his own miserable existence
depended upon his own good behavior.
Gratitude to the nan Who kept life tn
him he had not, knew not the meaning Of
1t; 1t was simply a natter OF policy with
him.
Then. one day, as Tim was on his way
TO the Hiltons' lodging, he saw. while
crossing Mile End road, a drunken man
knocked down and run over by a passtna
brewers dray.
1t was Jack the Dandy.
He could not have lived a tpinuta aftes
it happened, while Tim thought as he
accompanied the body to the local mortu-
airy that, wen in his dea til, Jack Hilton
was pursued by the thing that had been
his curse
Twelve months afterwayd, on a lovely
day In early spring, two people, a mar
and a woman, wandered quietly and al
most silently along the fresh greca glades
of lpping F0rest.
Up toward High Haach they went until
the crown OF tho hill reached, the mar,
turned toward the woman and asked hec
.. question
Must 1 wait mach longer, Marcieq Ike
said.
Then she caught his hand In hers
Tim" she answered him. you @tll
wish it. After all that's gos.a by" %
Yes. DEAR was his replg. 81 have
nothing else 70 wish for"
1t isn't for me, Tim, to lee, y,a from
having 2our wash. You needn't wait any
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And tsss rest VIII be lived-ns ooha.