The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-25

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market. II wish II might BE- spared
her, l also wish l knew how 10 ease
the sisaasson all around. Have you .
suggestion"
"A good idea: ! think ! shall adopt
the situation all around. Have you .
surxessson."
Il only know what | should do un-
der similar circumstances" ! declared.
trying uo TO smile broadly.
Would you Eiind telling me What II
Ia he asked.
Not M all. but II IL. or course.
nothing thar yoa would consider"
\ am nos 50 sure, suppose you lee
me hear IT.
Il should resort ,o--aasence." said l.
Ia.
= don't ~ssh Il SEEM false to your
sister, ] am her friend In all things.
yoa understand. bat surely
Have u sense OF ~disloyalty. Mr..
T~ining. be urged. aish his old smile.
~ my sister were thor oaxhiy con
versani with affairs. she would not
thsnG III pressing SO pgeTostrroas a
plan tcg nay marital disposal. and In
xnF rsse. aGAt Mrs. Dimes has asked
woaad be- impossible Fat as Henri
eta really Got me into this. | think
she may get me out. II Is only fair.
ssut IL However. | didn't come here
10 bother you with this affair. | am
commissioned by my sister 10 ask You
to coaae 70 see her as soon as you on
~sensently can. | think she wishes 10
cnnsuat vou about a matter OF bush
ness. perhaps. She did not tell me
II shall SO Al CAGE.
oh. IL ssnt SO important as that
Since | think os IT, however. abe did
Seera q little eager.
II an free for the hour
That's very good OF you. ] am
greatly obliged TO you for your ex.
ceilent suggestion. One would think
YOU had had sonas experience yourself
IA similar situations"
And he smiiingls departed
wen al once TO Miss Wsnstanley.
From an upper window she must have
seen me coaaipg. for as ] was admitted
she ran Gown the stairs quite like q
little girl. and led me into her sitting
room CLOSING the door carefully be-
hind Is. She had a letter in her hand.
and s. size extended II 10 me, l Tecog-
aiaed the bold chirography OF Mrs
Arson Dimes.
Clearly | Il 10 have both sides O.
this most Interesting story.
Miss Niastaaley was trembling
~lfh excitement. and her eyes shone.
] could see that she was Joyous in her
e2gerness AID anticipation, and I had
not Till then realized how much she
had set her heart On the ridiculous
marriage which sire and Mrs. Dimes
had planned for her anaisble brother.
Read ia" she cried. as she thrust
the better at me.
Expecting to read of the bishop. I
VS. du~uabfoundee at Mrs. Dimes brief
lines.
a shall be in America on the heels
OF nay letter she wrote. Il am CON-
ing to STOP TIE marriage OF Edward
Ankony and Barbara Hemingway. Ii
must mot tax place. | shall come 10
YOU al once ! sail on the Cambria.
the 18th
I hooked Up at Miss Winstanley. and
for q moment We stared at each other.
She sat in q loS chair in front OF me,
swinging for~sra in IL. crushing her
sim black skirts IN the embrace OF
her Tease little arms
@NLUF5E~ m~Sn@ HA
What oes she mean l exclaimed
DO you understand
Not u; ali. she admitted pity.
That's Why / SEN for you THIS came
aaSt night. and l couldn't sleep for
thinking of iE and trying 10 make II
out But ] cant. SO ! gave il Gp and
sent for you You see what POSSIBLE
ties IL opens
They we're indeed almost painful In
their strength and suggestion
One thing is rsYsaSn. sne went
on. Hannah Dimes ~ not The woman
10 cross the sea 10 no purpose She
knows what she IL about The mo
Esenf lad news of barbara Z Engage
saen1, ! wrote her, knowing that. ar an
old friend os lhe family. ghe would be
Ersatly interested This II har reply
And yoa hare nc expl4na1on-does
she dislike AEkoay
never heard her snanttoa him. I
think l. hardly knows nlza"
She In fond OF Barbara"
something