Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-09-11

o]r -! '.~ ua}, hours wish could
have hnruy NNt, 81 she mr and the
tenderness M nrt arms WAS Sacra-
mv0, Wn.twe .womru lust stood aside
VITA U;r'~ arliU.,,~ aui ,ourcllmcnts
ANA rF om own urs'r'~ IT, tnr talkiug
ste >aii Size mad romr because she
tell tA3t II she talked Nlth me / uuGht
y, hrttrl ah'r 70 understand ADtrrd
when hr ,amc Hud that she u3d seen
that the judge WAS very Determined.
ami size Thoroughly recuGulerd MS
torrr at character W. ~topprd there
while gave hct the document t. read
| suppose il WAS diSNnuorahlr, INT
needed her protection frum II I'm
GIud she had the ~trrn4th vt mind L.
walk with n head high IN tue air to
ludy'S rance and burn il ny Any
thing might have happened Il she
hadn't And even now trr that uuly
my marriage VOWS win close up the
ease tor the judge, even vet tie may
Rut whru Ruth had got dome with At
fred She had wiped ludGc Wade'S Np-
probation OF him completely otT my
mind and destroyed II IN tCudcr words
that hururd uS both worse than .ludy'S
IRE burned the letter She did me an
awtully good service
And So You soc. YOU lovely woman
YOU. do YOU not. that God has made
YOU tor him rs a tribute to his great
ness ANA II is given t. YOU To tulHll
n destiny" She was so beautiful rs
she said it that had to turn my eyes
/ away. but | felt rs | did when those
awful "lct not man put aSundrr" FROM
Mr. Carter words were spoken over
me by MIR RAines. the Methodist min
lister 1t made me Wild, and before
/ knew II had poured ont the whole
truth to her in perfect cataract of
words The truth always acts on WON
On us some hitherto untrird drug, and
/ you can never tell what the reaction
/ is going to he In this ease | was
7 stricken dumb and found It hard to
see
oh dear heart" she exclaimed ns
4 she reached out and drew mr into her
lovely. gracious arms. then the privi
/ lcge is all the uorr wonderful Tor YOU,
/ ms YOU make some sacrifice 20 romrlrtr
/ his life HAVING suffered this Won will
be all the greater woman to under
stand him | accept my own sorrow
/ at his hands willingly ny II gives mo
| the larger sympathy for his wort.
/ though h. Nlti to munger n"ru my per
sonal I'll, oufaLrIurrt as he hAs for
! years In VIE ji&ht of his love this
! lesser Gcrlu.. tor IN Moore will soon
]
! you will uC complete This was more
| than | could stand. and, feeling less
than worm. turned my face into
her breast aud walled Now, who
would have thought that girl could
dance ms she did:
BY this time | was in such solu-
ton OF grief that | would soon have
had TO be sopped up with II sponge IL
Pet hadn't run in bubbling over like
lovely white linen clad glass Of
Rhine wine and seItzcr. Happiness has
n habit OF not even acknowledging the
prescnce~ of grief, and Pet.didn't seem
to see our red noses, crushed draperies
and generally damp atmosphere
Molly" she said with II deIiClously
young giGglc Tom says for you to
send him $40 to spend getting the
brass band half drunk before q o'clock
train. on which your Mr. Bennett
comes He has spent So paying the
negroes to polish up their Instruments
and clean up the uniforms. and 1t cost
him twenty five to bin the cornetist
out OF Jail for rooSt robhing, and 1t
takes n whole gallon of whisky to get
any spirit into the drummer. lie says
tell YOU that ny this is your shindig yon
ought ut least to pay the piper. Hurry
up. he's waiting for me. and here's the
kiss he told me to put on our left err.
Il suppose you delivered that kiss
straight from where he gave 1t to you.
Petite, dear:" bad the spirit to say ms
] went over to the desk for my pocket.
/ book
why, Molly. you know me better
than THAR she exclaimed from behind
( n perfect rose cloud Of bushes.
Il know Tom better than | do you. ="
| answered MS she fled with the ten In
! her hand looked ut Ruth Chester,
and we both laughed. II is true that n
! broader sympathy IL one of the by
/ products OF sorrow. and week ago |
might have resented Pet 10 marked
degree instead OF giving her the $40
/ ana II blessing
Pm going quick, Molly. with that
laugh between u.s." Ruth said ms she
rose ana took me into her arms again
for just half n second. and before
could stop her she was gone
She met Billy toiIing NJ the front
step with II long piece of rusty iron
gaspipc. which took Off an inch OF paint
MS 1t bumped against the edge Of the
porch She bent down and kissed the
back OF his neck. which theft was al
most more thnn | could stand and ap
parcntly more than Billy was prepared
10 accept
go away. girl" b" said IN his rudest
manner Don't you see I'm busy
met him In the front hall just In