The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-05

G them Thinking aH tHe while that she would be cIumed we dld not change aT status. but after time we began ta consider the nruuietv of her remaining with mc. She could mol do SO without exciting comment eNoelt Hs mF.H#ra If un r.ts ground she left we waan eluH'd .H EaE My children needed her and Insisted an raa- Haa "umma Since we did r.r.gH.N. Hag name soon fa.I Co ,aiI. ua Har Hg tHe sra name as rhe rufrH
 Nmn of Husa coming ta investigate her found Hat ere was tHa person they were looking far Her stay. which was expected to end any mo manr was prolonged from week Co week. from month Co month. Then one day some gossip ahout us was rr- naated Co me. and ! decided Co submit Co her tha question of marriage.
 Therein Irv puzzle How did we know Hur .Hat she had husband oven children uf her own2 And sup pose she married me one day and was restored 10 former home fine ueyt3 What H rarrhre complication.
 wnr wH-tarr." as ] shall call her. was uo. more puzzled as Co the best ruursr .a pursue fhan ! v we mar r..H and aaarwrI sho was torn away from me and my children would not muH Hay he the suTercrs2 For months We roul1 come Co no decision rr. strange fo sag. she as well as hogan .n rr.nG that her identity might ur discovered. and for two reasons ars. tnn discovery would break un unr. ws booming q happy home md. second. her own real status might naau unhappy one
 was ne.es=ry for at toast one 0f us n determine fa take Che risk or m.ume. and ! arrived at Ihfs iugvi tr.a conclusion Gra Indeed vas rrr- rHrr u..suarHe her fo my view. Irrf #Hn.. ne.n. chat women orc prone la n.eG rrar.1aa.in' interpretation Hnun. fE -rrn'5 rror have EuCCarled in my s#t That hHd asked Co be son. woman fa take care Of my chiE Tran and she believed that my prayer had been answered not by farc hut hg Providence. was her chief reason for nc last aonsru.tnE
 And hero again mother dimruItv wrs met My brides u1uo was not known Sna chose Mary. a very com. mon nut very ba1ufuI one Under this name she lHsi-e1 ou bring bap- Hzcd arguing taat IG she had been han"rcT before the eooau5 b1n.I-m would ra void. hut ir she bad not been baptized a narGsm before her m0r -iage would hold good
 And SD WIG were married Some women held un their hands i1 horror ar her marrying when shc might be leaving mourning husband and chiI- d-an elsewhere Rut none of them could predict what would he their 0wn decision were they called upon Co act Ina similar position.
 yerrs passed. during which my ut- ta ones were charmed 1t thP appear auea from lime Co time of baby broth CTS or sisters. ! pros0o-od and there was nothing fa ha desired in our fam lrv circle Ny wife did not in an this Hwa show any signs whatever Of a returning memory IT there was a shadow upon our happiness 70 was thut ft mf.ht come back or that those t0 whom she had belonged might get some sIcw Iv which they would find her
 Tur when my children grew older my expenses naturally increased There were six or eight boys and girls to educate. and it was difficult t0 mHFe ends meet especially 0s most or Che oI1os. boys md girls wished Co go to college My limited income was nut -# #Iant for .be purpose and ! WIS ou'aa rr deny them
 One morning ' was awakened with shake My wife vas looking at me with a singular expression. but with a happy one
 H0 ms aU come back to me-" she saE
 agraat haavcus"' exclaimed
 Irs an right am sarah Dc7no ] vas brought mp In Missouri am che oldest nf six children ! deter mined ta relieve my father and mother nr fre u01CssIfE'-
 "Nau wore not married
 
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 aT was going cast Co study tvDowrit ing oud sfonoeraphv wHs to have lived with an aunt in New York who was crHl'rss and wished me to make wy home with her."
 pa yGU remember your nunts uameT
 "Cera.n1y- Amelia Cook
 And your father and mothprF
 A naincd expression passed over her face