The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-15

much Joy in this neghbOThOOd since Judge
have found Mrs shenstone guilty DO yoq tHlHk she
7 hope not. somehow-though the evidence is strong
against herI bring myself to believe in her guilt
HAS she come home?' asked Hagar
NO they're expecting her tomorrow m glod she's
afresh by the alteration in her IH you what
Herries if your uncle makes of you much longer
he'll kill you; I never saw such an alteration
then colored vexed with herself for having admitted
Then, what is is? You look nearly
F my f nerves. When such Tragedy happens the
neigh oorhood its sure 70 upset peoPIs a. can can
dreadful would be if they hanged her and afterward
u should say il would be Jolly sight better to be
really done-I mean in the long run
Yes, but suppose any one else had done It and she
was hanged, that would be two murders. said Hagar
in low tone full Of fm9t 6 about =; %, sac +ba
whole affair has upset you and you'll be III If you don't
Il wish could every one seems to talk about it, and
Tommy drew nearer ana claspfG her Rano IA ms fl,
HI, Sens Jn 0n d 5nf tragedy 81 about he said Tb
Tagar raised her eyes and looked at the honest
and merry eyes Certainly tragedy and he seemed far
you look though had always found life easy
I have but don't expect always to get off as easy
midland Miss Hagar. if you will only tell ell. me what's
I'm do my best to set matters straight expect Cliff
Hagar raised her to his, indignation in them.
Tommy looked taken ab5c5 sim he had got the idea
into head that her uncle in way responsible
tor TO it in spite Of her words thinking determined
'TIave. You thought about what said the last time
we metz he asked bending toward her
sVVhat say? Oh. I remember she said, her
face becoming rosy red and Tommy thought how much
so You had to think twice to remember, and it's
81 very sorry 6ut-6ut hope yon are not thinking
Oh so You imagine I'm a fellow given to changes; per
haps you thought MAS gong 10 MAKE love to Lady
Mrs shens T5 h dsy Tood Th mann 5ey 5Rs
was glad to get to know somftRg agans her won
Because she's Jealous; I'm sure she's in love with
She didn't make the worst of it in gying her evidence
never o It s akss 5 wq%a4 , to 5 find out
woman aii5" a -I frs+ Il 4 ~ I+ alr
Hes a great deal too good for her and I'm glad she
. oughtn't have told you but the words just
About that talk we had love you more than ever
and I want you to try to love me- Then if you can
shook her head and her lips embled as she said:
ot mqFy & PG loved 55 R o@@T Rd he ed
A faint smile was visible as she said:
OH I'm not sure that shouldn't have felt more
goR loved fellow and bed died should have Known it
ean only take it that I'm not the right man Yet Oh
my dear you GG know n3w hSB B &c Try hand To- MAKE
II do Ike you bur if loved YOU andand there
a girl who had Jewish blood in her veins. Ny mother
was a Jewess.'
1T wouldn't make a pin of difference Wasn't our
lord I ca understand why people
at them. They've brains, and they've the help
their poor rs precious few Jews that starving in
this country"
Hagar looked at him.
cts their love of money that has got them such a
bad and I'm afraid they deserve it regards the
interest they of who falls into their
hands uncle talking about
But you're no Jewess-you so to church." said
Tommy.
Of Sous soo MY a fat 6Sa5 s o M ground
Hagar darling won you promise to do your best to
for he said in pleading tone.
She drew her hand away, then, looking up at him.
she said
"You good man, and think ! could learn
love you, but I shall never marry. If you like be
my friend 1t would be comfort; don't know how
sorely I need a friend
'sThen your friend, and III wait and hope
for something better A girl like you TO marry
know plenty pretty girls drift into old maids
they're Hagars. Now just tell
for you friend want to show my friendship"
Il don't think you do anything but when I feel