Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
swinf TO KmeTIE last year. SHE'S worrl
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ana promise Tor: next time. $i5
Fat did &; not lpI forget Maggie. Several
times ne mi ready to send for her,
but every time something happened to
prevent. Then he began to make mon
ey, and 1t occurred 70 him that 1t
would ibe tine thing to go over. marry
Maggie In Ireland and bring her home,
just as the Quality do. He wrote to
her to that effect, but she wrote back
that such q plan would be too great a
waste Of. funds. So in the end Pat sent
her draft for plenty to buy her a
first class ticket, but Maggie, who was
OF frugal turn Of mind and could not
realize Pats change Of condition,
would not come over in any berth
above second class. b u. sss
Now. 1t happened that when Maggie
reached New York Pat was engaged
in matters that required all his atten-
ton. He sent one Of his workmen to
meet her, but it happened that the
I man was q very stupid person. And
as for Maggie, she had never looked
upon town bigger than Killarney
never seen a body Of water bigger
than the lake on which she had lived
and, having always been q housemaid,
had no head for taking care of her
self. She missed the man who had
been sent to meet her. Fortunately
her affairs for passing the Immigrant
authorities We're In first class condi
ton, and she had no trouble with
them. But when she was landed al
the dock in q strange city. with no one
to tell her where to go. her heart sank
within her. 5:ss ss. s.asv:$s ~ So
Some one looked in. directory fol
her and found the address of Pats
shop: Then he put Maggie and hel
belongings on toa trolley car, told bel
to ask for transfer, take another line
\ and SO mystified her that she didn1
know what to do. Riding up the
street, she saw floating in the breeze
the green banner of Ireland, harp and
aH. It was welcome sight. Wher
the car reached broad thoroughfart
1t was stopped by a crowd. Maggie
got out and was told procession wa,
about to pass. Some one invited he
4 To <rak a-<~. '<rk- Il.