The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-01-29

0Rs Wa % - ssRais an-o -
Ga1esk Nhea aAxxtEAa WIS re43a0-
abky szre that rney wsre cAt u. Dis
uaee to the cnbcaegs villa, he put -
Lii ha.. vhisstsd GO the dzcheI 40
rasnttsr tAey took che path - tAs
vfEage.
Wed k-1t me drinking eRA-
vrH-1lr We, Old scc4Er reaching
.cU1 and .TsaA1ig he dogs velvet
earn -Tfsy taar ur-.fs-lad. Ind il
70 Use trying 10 -.A1. 81. Nara ss.8
d 1elr 4 possible. Herr Eas10-
Nov. where lave Z ssaa III 2r11 -
.nse- wish had = real E11 =.
lAk TO AhhGH sgLAs aaE he .IEe.
and -ha Baro1a ca1. get 4 joke IL
Less it's driven IL with . nalIsr. Or
YOUR way. old Scout, - II Ee7 q
ycC. Lets sss II We cea keot /. aewr
10 the village 1t : -rc. without .akt1g
tas cng1E-."
He had .-. TWO ar-aals 30 execute
TIE first Wa accomplished s11eElteiy
In the little tpAaccol.ss's shec 7ckeT
the arcade, where lac PURCHASE q \
box SC Mtlghec1 cigars promised lase<
soIGcs. The second erraad tsek time
and teItoerasica. He studied the lcaS
shslves Of Tarchnitz, HaTi1g red CT
TuscIas IL sGperac-1ianee. he sa.zr.
ally preferred them Il his literature.
n the same quantity.
Ever read this asked . pleasant
voice from behind. indicating Rodney
Stone with the te---te OF = cane.
Ha-rigan locked 90. Wa WHAT'S
i: about
Best story os the London prize rtrs
ever written You're Mr.. HA--91.
aren't your"
Yes tfEdeotiv.
Ny name IL Edwa ard Co1rr-aatt. Il
an not mistaken, yor wsrs 3 great
friend o. NJ tatherI"
Are yoE Dick Cccriaatts hn7~
=" aE-
Well. say." Ear-tan held cut his
had and vas grar:fsd to encounter
> mans grasp. SO you e Edv ard
CczrtIa1ts, Nov, VIA. do ycx tank
Of that. Why. your father was .as
best sportsman ! ever Ee-~ Square -
.Aey make en- Not : k1ak anywhere
n his makeup He used : cDEe .
the bouts In his plug u. and dress
suit. always Lad = seat b! tbs ring
I could hear him tap with rs cane
when tLera happened 20 % : ht. Of
pretty srar-Inz- he va no slc1cl
himself VIXEN Il c4-= 20 r--rIng o.
the 1-l--s. Ma-ys the time I've Tad
. round or two Nth hin = -T CID
gyl-asi1l Wei. well. is good e
see : Ea- again I've seen your lame
IN the papers 1-- I -are- knew .o1
*as Dicks boy. You're g. "a Cd
g-I-zly's head IN your dining room
=. home Some G.y III tel you 1oE
i got there. when you're rot IN q
hurry. | wen. 10 Montana for :
scrap. and your dad : along Alter
the EilI vas over. We want l-.rt1g.
Come W TO the vtELa AMI -aaE the
folks. Hang i, : torg1-- They -
up TO Cazley-N eas.s-s 70 -aa. pine
water and sticky sro1ge cake ! want
yo1 10 meet ny wife a11 daughter.
! should D. very pleased 90 zee.
them So this WIS Narls father
Wont yo1 CONE along with ne 20
the coIo1eIs" with s-11s1 t1s1E-a-
rton- Here sas an opportunity 20:
TO be thrust aside lLgatsg
Why. / JUS. begged OF -1sy Ea-.
be expecting NE row
All The 6etse- Il rather caSs veg
introduce me- 20 ys-r family thaa g
have the colocaI As : matter OF .Ae..
told him i couldn't &c. ~ BIT |
changed ny End Cole aLarE
But the pup and tas cigar 5ox
Send them up.
Har-Igan eyed his ox1 ssos.e..
aa1nels and compared them with tte
others. WHAT was scot enough for
0e son ot a millionaire vas certainly
good enough for him Besides. /.
would be a bully good joke On Nora
and Molly.
You're or he cried Here vas q
lark. He turned the dog and .As
purchases owe % the proprietor. VIC
promised that they should arrive ii
stantly at the villa
Padre. my shoe pinches." said Nora
with a pucker betTeen her eyes.
Ny child" replied the padre. "aave.
carry your vanity into Z shoemaker
shop. The happiest man Is he whe
walks In loose shoes
II they are hts OWL. and not n
herited." quickly.
The padre laughed quietly. He wal
very fond Of this new-found daughter
Of his. Her s~pontaneity. her bloom
ing beauty. her careless observation o
convention. her independence. had cap
tiva.ed him