New-York tribune., 1910-02-13

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his ewes were full OF horror Finally he saw the oabys
face The Young person was Chucsl1g hugely a1c
struggled to get its legs free o- the c-r1oerson5
shawl. Kenny Indignantly held the rigging ou1
die at arms length. at which the oaoy. seeming
further sport. chuckled more daEgH-e-ly than eTe-
Our babv-Our bahV. demanded Kenny. WITH 2
long glance starting at his wife toes and ending a.
her alarmed and staring eyes
BERNSTEIN. nvstItied at Kenny conduct an
u fearful of the Consequence q. --e baby n INT
drop down the shaft himself ha-----l down stars
rl1r1ping his long hair wildly and --ertng Oe-1@
syllables indicative both OF ange- 'H o7 lea-. rs
was so much wrought up that although herny Wa
his landlord he pushed the ee--~. .1tt0n outS1'
his neighbOr'S door long and tu-t. .r-y O..
Kenny admitted him. still with the baby n n1
arms. Mrs Kenny sat IN rocker. her hardS oeo''
her face. gently weeping or
Its all right. Berrunstein. -- Kenny \
wise now She's lust told me -.. She 0een mae .
fool av-how she took the brat from gil sne alal
know from the side av a houSe- Ny Lo-d- berT1-
stein was there ever woman --- WASH I an 5 7ri.
An now she'd be afther keer-- -- '~e-Her. W..
do We think OF that, go.
The baby. grown silent and se- u.s. regarded --'
men with round and solemn big -r eyes a..
Well" said Bernstein. II l~= a .--y nee Al i-
I'm glad We Ike it. said Kenny. Here--dE..
want 1t, We seemed anxious enough I'd Se-l'l g.
awhile back D.
-der-vhen vas making -..osic- But nj
maxim fusseS over ChildrenS. ..
For Heavens sake. ask her then. IN Il 9le va We.
it she's moor than welcome An - --e Co W.
it. holler down an III take II Q. -re 9lce sJaIo
All righd-I GO SAID Bernstein. o41 a. ~
turned toward the door the el---. toQroeA "a
again 1t was a far different sign. --' me lIl-g-<
indignant call that Bernstein hal led II 'S
short. faint furtive ring.
KENNY opened it. Mrs Ken. s-rched MN !. =
N he did. She uttered SHARP for u wa '-,.s
babv's slender Young mothe- " $1,000 90 90 ~
Kenny fell back at the SuiterHs- '--' =" ny a.
burden was snatched out of his .- -N- -ANa,.. =,
again the baby was Rugged agal-~ ---.l,'-E y H.
ful Young wOman'S breast, again ..-. ..i- Us --
and cheeks and ewes were kissed -, ,,.
Fer wan that loves ye- baby ..ueI. -,
Kenny dTVlV. &c It's small shame .. ..-.--
abandOnin it for davS IN the care . -e-' ,..--
The girl looked up then. he- -re -s GtS -g.f
with resentment. 4 had tr ger S-0 $50
Il had no money There was E- -ereG % 90. - e.
her room with me till got work AMI e.. ,1 =, ~.
the care of nv baby got work Es-... cav -
iu~t as soon as could Don II E.- @>g, .C 80
fercd with my baby away from me. ...- -,
vou don't know me. And. NJ NN--. ,..o- ~
the baby with strangers -- l.f,,~
Me wife SAYS She never Sa" Ec. He. .il1 f,-
That's trua Said the girl, .u- SlS~ S,t r..
Tim told me lots OF times ho" ~@es. ...''l
mother was - ,a-
Saving this. She appeared startled NJ Hef L,~
words and. drawing the baby Nrrt ..~l ,L-sr,.
stood back, trembling and staring - " -''9'''
manner at the gaunt hard faced r..n .,,rr5
Tim told ve-TIm told We, ttr ~-role -. 1.,.7
her. his face thrust forward great questioning
.YeS-ves, Mr. Kenny she answered Lr,l- II h.
griffin the factory girl YOU drove 1.. vI' - Sh
rvn." She did not appear atrJl9 any l,f She
looked HIM directly in the eye " III. -.' IN, on,
went on bitterly that made you DIVE h"l-
drive him out to his
RUT She went no further. Despite the leaP&EB P%
u her own heart the fury of rc~eorfl", '.,r .,,s~