Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

man TO show-to send friendly warning
TO a girl who had so flouted him.
went toward the servants quarters,
calling loudly for Sam. The boy appeared
Immediately, note in hand.
Here All am, Mastah Henry. All didn't
reckon you'd been up 80 soon, or Aid
come to you befo. Here's the lettah, sah."
That's what I want. Let me have II
back. You needn't take It, after ALL"
"Sah?"
II say. you needn't go over to Mr.. Day
tons today. I've decided I won't send the
note"
why Mastah Henry. All been Already
been theyah and back agin. This here's
the answer. sah.'
''what?"
"Yas, sab; vas. sab. You tolt me to go
early, and An done 1t. All was ovah theyah
plumb by sun-up and been back half an
hour. Miss Ferriss she wrote this answer"
Did you see herr She must have been
stirring early"
''Yas, sab, she was so. She was sendin'
Jerry off somers with lettah-tha's what
she was doin-she was sendln' him off Ies'
when I got theyah with your lettah."
1 repressed a desire to ask him II he
knew whittier Jerry had been bound. The
boy ran on.
''Yas. sab. All give her the lettah, but
All didn't have TO wait week for no an
swer. Dad blm II, no! She grab the papeh
70 right out'n my hand, and lickerty-split into
the house with it, Wasn't more'n two
minits 70 she was out again. her eyes just
a-shinin', tell yo'. Mastah Henry" He
looked OF me slyly. ''Theys somebody
theyah mighty glad, or mighty mad. sab
blim II All could tell which 'twas'
Never mind" 1 said. go on"
''Yas, sab. She tote me to give yo the
answer And asst Mr. Morvan,' she says
'ast i'm 90 return NAH whip. when he's
quite though with it. Yes, sab. thas Jest
what she tolls me to tell you'-'when he's
quite though with IT. she says"
WAS that sll?" demanded.
''She tried to give me a pair o. gloves. toe
-sald they was you'rn. But yo hadn't said
nothin' bout 'em. so All wouldn't take
EN-" The darkey grinned his tremendous
grin She stamped her foot. and says
Jest got to take 'em. But I up and says
/, No ma'am, Mastah Henry hadn't SAID
nothin' bout taking no glovesr and I tolC
her 1 didn't dast do IT.
Sam, you're q treasure. What did Mis-
: Ferris have to say about the Pine Owl,
beating Buckaloo?'
Don't guess she knowed nothin 'bou
'em. All didn't tell her. and All don't guess
she'd heard nothing bout It yet. All ain
= even tole Jerry, sab"
Sam. you're hero. You'll find a goot
pair OF boots In my closet. You can hav,
them-and here's a shilling for you"
opened Ferriss' letter eagerly I had
not expected so prompt an answer. In
deed, had thought It likely that San
j. might really have waited week In vain
= 1t was addressed simply:
Henry Morvan, Esquire: Mr.. Morvan'
: warning will be treated with the contemp
/, 1t deserves. Possibly he is not aware tina
: Many Petersen was Mr.. Dayton's truste,
= housekeeper in happier years. He ma,
learn, also, that she was once Mr.. Bran
field Morvan's nurse. Mr.. Henry Morvan'
! attempt 10 poison Miss Daytons min,
: against faithful servant is quite IN vain
: The word Of a man who could com
straight from a shameless brawl over
!, peasant GIRL 10 profess friendship for
: gentlewoman is beneath seorn. Miss Day
= ton has supposed the bruise on Mr. Nor
vans cheek 10 be a token Of his poor horse
: manship she has since learned that II cam
from his rivals fist FERRIS DAYTON"
II was bad enough. this scornful Letter
= but it might easily have been worse NJ
: fair cousin" plainly supposed ha
mauled Arnold for the sake of Sue Buck
aioo's saucy lips. So had. in a way bu
not the way she imagined-I had nc
fought on my own account Ny Lady Z
the Spur resented my struggle for IN
! favors OF the eharcosl-burner's daughter
" put the note IN my pocket with distin,
I satisfaction.
It Al breakfast Mr.. Stockton ana I al
" ranged the details of the wedding. Bra