The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-04-21

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Il t,ec nnshed ander shis introduction.
and nor distress was IN evident fhst
beth men came 10 hev feseue.
The cldev man bowed and said y
didn't know yotl hsd daughter. mrs.
wstherford" And rsvnnaah' With
glance N admiration. ADDED. We've
been wondering who ron might Ne"
i lire went mi II thought "a got "a
NJ her shc's been away now Tor
about ten yenrs. don't know bot u
was mistake. Looks like shes
grown little TOO nne haired for rs
douahies ont here
ego much tho worse for u.s." replied
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l. This little dinlogue gave the girl tins
10 recover herself, but M Cavanaeh
J. watched the blush fade from her face
\ leaving II cold and white, he sympa'
!. thiscd with hcr--pitied her from tn
!. bottom Of lis heart. T1c perceived tina
4 he was chance spectator Of the mrs
scene In 4 painful domestic drama
y one that might easily becone q tras
}, edy. lie wondered what tho force
might be which had brought such
daughter to this sloven, this viragd
To see maid Of this delicate bloom
thrust into such a place a. Lilo wcth
.. erfords "hotei" Ind the reputation
D. being reused indignation.
"when did you reach town. b
asked, md into his voice his admire
tipn crept.
'sOnly last night
N ~You fnd great changes herer
~ "Not 80 great Al In my mother. Il
air. she stopped abruptly. and !
understood. ~. Fss4
y. Lie being drawn, back 40 her cas-
d, register, Re,lfield turned to say: IN
~ dear young lady, don't suppose W
4 remember me, but knew you whe
y. you were tot Of Ave or six. l kne'
- your father very WELL"
~ ibid your" Her face lighted up.
'ie Eyes. poor fellow; he went awa
60 from here rather under d cloud, yc
zee know"
rd. u remember a little Of It! vi
,rs hsre when the shooting took place"
ot- $50 you were. Well. since then mut
IL, hns happened to rs NIL" he explaint
te. to the ranger. "There wasn't room +
ed a dashing young blood such as I
- Wctherford was In those days
Z. turned to Lee. HE. was no worse thi
~, the men on. the other side It was d
~ eat dog some way the peoT
~ rather settled on him as a scapegoi
70 ne was forced ont, and yapF moth
ne has borne the brHnt Of It slnos. Tho
Mr. were lawlsss days.
More and more Lee virgtnia's hs1
lis. went out IN trust toward these /,
the men. OppoaeA to. the malodorous. !
ut. sln,ven throng which filled the roo
II they seemed wondrously soffencd Vi
rel sympathetic, and m the rangers ga
,,la WIS something something viii
N. mnde her troubles somehow less Int
~ eraiie. She felt That he nnderst0
=" the dIdlcnlt situation In which !
~. found hersclf
ate tedfield went IN. ~You find lis ht
Of ribly unrivilixcd after ten years a
re. sencc?''
nd. X flnd this uncivillxcd." she rcpli
,en with ncrcs intensity. looking nroul
Y Z. the room. Then. on the Impulse q
added: \ can't stand II. / came he
- 10 live with my mother, but his IL /
ng, s-sao horrible:.'
o. n pnderstnHd yRnr repulsion." /
piled RedAcld. "a lhopsand times
repeat, apropos Of this country, Whe
every prospect plenscs and only mi
n vjlc.'"
- "Do you suppose Il was rs bad 4
years ng0." she asked. "Was ever
thing ms dirty-as mean! Were Il
llOliscs then as full Of flicx and smells
vi I'm afraid they were OF cour
: - the country isn't all Ike this, al
=. there are ncnt homes aud gentle pe
lno NE In Sulphur. but most cattlem
oef AREAS they've alH,lyR ReeR-a sAil
Iui- less. happy-go-lucky lot It besf, ii
me some Of them hare teep worse, n y;
~ kp0w.n
- n never dreamed n nndiAg 4
hIs mother n such placs." ~ went D
N n don't know what "a 40 oF ~, b
III isn't well. ought to Gtay ana be