Putnam patriot., 1909-04-16

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 gken Mir. Earklne came 10 the front liIse a man He introduced himself to the vfeiim and talked of America and yaA veil. nHd dollars There was en- thnsiasm ia bis Yolee as he talked Of the eas that would continue to pour ont of tue earth for centuries to come. ard he worked up considerable pathos over fhe admission that be hadn't eueatl weiis i1 snpplg oyer half fhe uuisea afafes ar Parkins had done his fUii share The rest deyoIved upon other sbouider4 < day or 'w1 later hls IDrdship sfrollsd up 3 mountain path by him. gelf 4 iiif3e later Nrs Parkins and Nifa-Aa afHatlsd Hp the zane path. His ierIahfp was o9orfakeu just tn tine F8 feaeae sflranda from walking or'i an aa e1eehaneiBg rgek fhnt would hpee enrels given way with ter weight md frot ned heg iute fae valley mile below
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 aaaaua pafkins. what did you eagf4 asked the wife as she sat up stratglier and look of fear came into her eyes.
 .What should 1 say under tho cir eunlstanessf | thanked him from the bottom of ny heart for saving Mlran. dais life Ton don't think l spoke about the weather. do youp And what else samneiT.
 "What else. par. q offered him s25 in cold cash Two shrleks shrieked out In chorus. and two females went Into mild bys terics. only Mirandn's was suspiciousiy like laughter. while her mothers was the real thing. IL was long minute that Mr. rarklns stood there. hands In pockets and wondering what had hap pencd Then his wife forced back her emotions and faintly asked:
 And and whatT'
 And he took 1t and said Thank yers
 Two days later as they sal In the train bound for home Mir Pnrklns no tieed tear stealing down Mrs Par kins cheek. He turned to her aud asked
 "Ain.t you feeling ehlpper tedsyf"
 sChlpper, chipper How could feel chinpcr2e exclaimed Airs, Paflins in fierce tones
 .'puuna. hut you mustn't blame me 1 didn't know that he was a lord that vent abaat saving human lives for eaSh ou iAe aall And. anyway, Mi rauha Kin marry Joshua Inwlins te home He writes to me that he's gadng to give up farming because he's struck gas tno.
 And Miranda squeezed his hand and whispered. You do everything Jus, right pa