The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-10-23

him. .G-ee1rtiie Female Seminary
sim-s. Z you alag that lls-la Niger
agal1. I'LL alap yoa.1"
Greene rolled Over On me grass and
Uttered Miss Matte Sue t!t1'.~ she
said. Ah neah hun SAP De ygddah
day .. TGz er -aougnty good tee.t1
ter 60 -sr 5ait Miss!4 81 gil up Mars
.ah,"
We'll" said Cory, tossing her head
Eli Ire flower earrings danced. I'm
going 10 get married il he mar hasn't
got azFt1.-g but q character and a
red rgstacle. Married women don't
have tn prove they coul1 have got
Z HUSBAND /. they had wanted TO"
LET'S play something" proposed
ROSEBUD Meredith, on whom cha dis
cussioa pailed. LET'S play King.
King Eat!so."
~Its Spnday."-tht. from her small
er and more righteous sister. We're
forbidden 70 play anything but Bible
games On Sunday. and II Rosebud
does. II tell"
Jag5tr4 rat~-le-tale." sang Rosebud
der Don't care II yoa do
aecreed Hickey. Wen play
sa-dar school then. II would take 4
saint oa5@ct to that. I'm saperia-
tendart azt this Jumps ny desk. All
you children Sit down under thar tree
The ranged themselves ii 10
roHss s1e white children. III clean Sab
bath rinafores and g~o-to-yaaetl-z
Enicx.E5ockars. in front and the col
ored ores. in ginghams and cotton
prints. In the raar-the hab.t1al ex-
preston & d differing social station.
oh aLrieked Miss Cabeil, and I'll
be 3rs- Nerryweather Mason and
teach the infants class"
There isn't any infant class" said
Hickey. How could there be when
there aren't any infants? The lesson
Is Over and I've JUST rung the bell for
silence. Children, this is Missionary
sunday, and I'm glad to see 50 many
happy faces hare today. Coy" she
said relentiag, you can be the organ
ist If you want to-"
Il won't said Coy s~ullenly. IF l
can't be table-cloth / won't be dish
rag"
"All right, you needn't" retorted
Hickey freezingly. sit up, Greene.
People don't lie on their backs in
S~unday-school."
GREENE yawned dismall,, and right
ed herself with injured slowness. All
diffuses ter 'cep' 20 insult. Hickey
SrEdah - che cofd a4Lfl ~..foi 49,
nah sligion dan nah laz'ness. En- All
spises 70 spissable dissisitiont"
Let US all rise" continued Hickey.
unmoyed. and sing Kingdom Com.
ing" And she struck up Justify,
beating time on the stump with a
stick, and the rows 81 children j.ined
Ia Nth JUNCTION, the eolored contingent
coming out strong on the chorus:
De ver, shall be fall OBJ d. wunduhtuI
As watahs dat covah de sea.
The clear voices IN the quiet air
startled the f1uttering birds and sent
a squirrel to the tip-top Of an oak,
from which he looked down. flirting
his brush. They reused a man, too,
.ho had lain in a sodden sleep under
a bush at a little distance. He was
ragged and soiled and his heavy bru-
tai face. covered with a dark stubble
Of some days growth, had an ugly
scar slanting back from cheek to hair.
Without getting up. he rolled over to
command a better view, and set his
eyes, blinking from their slumber. on
the children.
I'VE will now take up the collec-
tion," said Hickey. i"You can do it,
June. Use a fiat piece of BARK Re-
member that what we give today is
for the poor heather in--in Alabama"
The bark-slab made It's rounds, re-
eeiving leaves, acorns, and an occa-
sional pin. Midway, however, there
arose a shrill shrek from the bearer
and the collection was scattered broad