The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1913-09-12
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when he came and thar she hud s..u
that the judge was very determined
and she thoroughly recognized mis-
torce or character We stopped there
while gave her the document To- read
| suppos" II was dishonurnhlr but /
needed h"r protection from II I'm
glad she nad the strength at mind 10
walk with head high In the air TO
Judy's range and burn Il up Any.
thing might have happened II she
hadn't Aud even now feel that only
my marriage VOWS will close up the
case iUl the Judge even Yet he mny.-
But when Ruth had got done with Al.
fred ia" had wiped Judge wade's an.
probation uf him completely N my
mind aud destroyed II In tender words
that burned uS both worse than Judy's
Are burned the letter Sha did u. an
swruly good service
And su YOU see YOU lovely woman
YOU, io Nuu uut. that God has made
YOU Tor him rs tribute 70 his great
ness ana u u given tn YOU to fuhll
4 destiny She was so beautiful gs
she said Il that ! had to mru my ewes
away. but | felt Ms | did when those
awful lie, not man put usuudrr" from
Nr Carter words were spoken over
mo by Mr. Raines the Methodist min
ister II ulde me Wild. aud before |
knew II had poured out the whole
truth TO uer IN q perfect cataract ~
words The truth always acts on WON
IN As some hitherto uutried drug and
YOU can ucver tell what the reaction
is going e. be IN this case was
stricken duuh and found II hard tu
see
oh. dear heart" she exclaimed as
she reached out and drew me into her
ovely gracious arms, then the privi
ege - all the more wonderful. Tor Won
is you make some sac C.1tre 20 romuIct"
his NE Having suffered this. you will
ne an the greater woman - under
stand him | accept nv own sorrow
At his hands willingly. as II gives me-
the larger sympathy FOR his work
though he will no longer need my per
>onal encouragement a, 10" has Tor
years In the light ~ his love this
. .'NNf' iFNAah@ h'A ~ A'''''' " IlH N'N'i.
pass away and the accord between
YOU vii be complete This was more
than ! could stand and. feeling less
than a worm ! turned my FACE into
/ her breast and walled Now who
would have thought that gr could
dance A. she did
BY his time wa, in su,h a sou
-ion ~ grief that would soon hsv.
nsd 20 he Sopped ~ with q sponge 70
Pet hadn't run IA huNbIing over ike
lovely white linen lad gas, -
Rhine wine and settler Happiness hs,
habit of not even ankuov ,tEIuc ~
presence of grief and Pot didn't -eerr
20 -" our rod noses rushed drarer..,
and generally damp a'uo>rher.
MOLLY she SAID with q le'i.'ausIv
young Gigg.". Tom says for SOU 70
send him $40 to spend @orriu- 'h"
brass hnnd half drums n"fprc e o...o,k
train. on which your Mr Bennett
comes n" has spent 50 paying the
negroos ~ polish ~ th"iI instruments
and clean up the uniforms. and It cost
him twenty i've to bail the cOrnetist
ont OF jail for roost robbing and II
takes y whole gallon of whisky to get
any spirit into the drummer lie says
tell you that az this is your snindig YOU
ought az least 10 pay the piper Hurry
up. he's waiting for me, and here's the
kiss he told me IN put on our left ear
II srppoS" YOU delivered that kiss
straight from whore he gave IL 10 you.
Petite dear" had the spirit to say As
went over 10 the desk FOR my pocket
book
Why Molly, you know ne better
than that" she exclaimed from behind
a perfect rose cloud Of bushes
| Il know Tom better than | do YOU.
! answered as she fed with the ten Ia
! her hand looked az Ruth Chester
| and W. both laughed II II true that a
broader sympathy is one Of the by.
products ~ sorrow. and a week ago |
! might have resented Pet TO a marked
degree instead ~ giving her the $40
and blessing
I'm going quick, Molly, with that
laugh between Us Ruth said uS she
rose aud took ms into her arms again
| for JUST half = second and ucfore !
! rould stop her she was gone
! she met Rilly tuiling ny the front
step with long piece ~ rusty iron
| gasplpe, which TOOK uff an inch Of paint
as II bumped against the edge ~ the
! porch Sh" h"ut down ana kissed the
back ~ hI, u"rk whlrh then was al
most NOR" than | Gould stand aud up
par"utly NOR" than Eilly was prepared
! Ia accept
! "Go away, grl, ne said ~ ms rudest
! manner Don't you see I'm busy"
met him I'm the front hall Just in
| time G." prevent hopeless scar pu my
| hardwnud toor lie was hot, prrspir
| INK aud painting, but rull of triumph
! Il found Il, Molly, / found II" he
| exclaimed a. hc let the heavy pine
| drop almost On the bare pink toes
You can git hammer aud pound the
| end sharp aud bend II SO no whale we
! ketCh can get away for nothing You