Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-11-27

ond a. NOS not Iono haforo r. was no
ticad thar rho circnlation of the manner
was ranidlv increasing
Holm Estarbroolx had nroved his case
though no had stumbled into the nroof
He spent few hours each day hunt
inc for items into which he could in
fuse his quaint humor and couple of
hours more in making them over. His
work occupied him for four or FIVE
hours each day and was accomplished
without the slightest effort He was
dong exactly what nature had intend
eli he should do what he had limited
70 his sweetheart was a possibility
and since The rtrculaUon Of the Eagle
wfdened his SaIary increased
Meanwhile though lohn had left
Amy Turrant free L. make home
with a more practIra t.ll than him.
self, he had unt tor4ottru her Amy
hadn't married SHE lud given her
heart to John. and it WITS not hers to
give to any one else There was an
other reason why she dld not marry
Her mother WAS a widow and there
were several young children, all OF
whom required Amy ; attention Amy
was an attractive girl and had sever
al suitors, but she had sent Them all
away. conceivtuG II TO he her duty, as
it was her preference. 7" r"main at
home. where she was the mainStay OF
the family
Indeed, this was necessary for,
though ANY worked eight hours day
at an office, she being the only pro-
ductive one Of the household. she could
nor earn enough to paw rent, Guy food
and the necessary clothing
Sucb was the condition of affairs in
rho Tar family when Thanksgiv
iro dav annroschad One of the Young
or hovs hoard his nother and his sis
Tor Anv 5iscussino what thav shouId
do for 9 THANKSGIVING dinner Amy
~,,o.o.os+i,,o. +b.+ hop,bnr,rar s+oak was
+he hos+ +bov oouId nrovida for meat
M, 49, ,,-t,iDod +ho+ +bo0 sborId have
-, go +hornh infornnod +ba+ rho
Lind yoI,1d COST % oon+s q nonnd was
80 e,ottoD o4iaeod - ID ,,,i+h
not "1'' "''e' % '-N'DNN - ~
ouI H. ~
Inc Jay oeiole An'nn9s .lne
laIraht anu ANY Oelore INC i"IIei
went ~ ne' W. u''o - 80
enc SS " ~" 1"ey S ~, -
utnnel loi Ine ntl0" w. 49, oouIa
~o 80 80 49, eou dollars +ba+
80, oo,,,i,,o, ~ nor mill +ho ond of
tho ool- Hor NOS +boro ANYTHING in
49, 81 ovoor+ q fovv no+a+oes The
o,,+,ool, Tr,os dismaI Amv wont RI her
work intending to ask for enough of
hor Doo,-Iv salary to nrovida at least
. wool S,,91cion+ m stav rho children's
; onno+i+os hnt she was Informed that
oI1ab ADVANCES voro CONTRARY RI the
rnIos of tho Office She returned after
h,,sir,oss hours 70 inform hnr mothar
of hnr fail11ra and was approaching
tho borso whom sbo saw man stand.
iDo OF the door Az she drew near she
roooc,ri1od Iob, Eo+orhrook
.vTb1, Tob, > eb,o ovolainod ..wha1
hro,,o,t+ ro,, horo9,.
"yToIl >; roy7liod 1obn .vorr nradic.
+,onS 90 70 NV laztnnss having hean
fu1f1lod Two invited myself to take q
Tbonlrsoivino dinner with Won
bovor,+ had q poal O,ood ona since we
nor+od"
Gov an, What sbo,, uo do9 We
,ono17,+ cont Nth which to huv q
d;nno.,
.UTho+,s ACKNOWLEDGMENT tsn,+ it9''
..NTo+ onIv +o voI, h7,+ RI no Mothar
rro,-Td,,,+ ooror1oi,, if Il moro NO,
Co., tho children
..uouo,,,+ w., o,u+tir, ~ tho borso -
.cNTotti-.', 800 s+ood i, hor ovo
.1Uon hove Ii++Io cbonoo loft
rool-on III how 70 nav T. ont fo,
aor,n4hi4o e. en- Tho obi11ro,,s s+om
ooha CE7nnoso W. no now +ooo+bor
T1bo n,orlra+s will not no onon or
o,,,-crri,ri,,rr ,,,or,,ir,or,,
Ch,, To1I-o6 ouav with him and as
+ho7, nroooodo6 svnono+biznd with hin
- hie IN ,,,oooss ron,indino him q,
thoir oo,vo,s +io,, whom no won't ava,