The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-22
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my dear Julia she said 70 the |
beautiful girl. looking 1t her through
hor IoFEnon: = don't understand you.
Every one % your family has married
. title We have not thought that we
could do better with our money than
build up fortunes already Ftarted;
than IN preserving noble races and
noble nnHes. There has never been
dfvorco n our family. I am q mar
auiaa. your cousin n countess. your
aunt d one Of the peoreHsos Of Eng
land. and a. for y0u. my dear :"
Miss Redmond was standing By the
piano. She had lifted the cover and
was about 10 aIt down 70 play. She
smiled slightly II her aunt, and seemed
IN the momant TO be the older woman.
There arg titles and titles. ma
tanto: the only question II what kind
20 you value the mostf"
'The highaaai" said her aunt with
Out hesitation, "and the Duo do TIRE
mont u undoubtedly one Of the most
famous parts in Europe
sHe win then End no dlficulty in
marrying" said the young girl, eand
DO not wlsh 70 marry man DO not
lnvo."
she eat down a the piano and her
hands touched the keys Her aunt,
WHO was doing some dainty tapestry,
wh0aa fEgoru were creating Hilken
flowers and whose mind Was busy with
fancies and ambitions very like the
work she created. ahruEged her shoul.
aerM
"That Seems 10 BE-" sho said keonly,
''the only tune you know. Julia"
sits q pretty song. ma tanta"
Il remember that you played and
Gang Il the Arst night Habron came to
dinner" Tho EiFl continued TO finger
among the chords, "And Hinee then
never q day passes that sometime OF
other you 90 not play Il through"
-It has become q sort Of oraison
ma tanse."
"sAbr0n." said the maruulae, +is Z
fno young man. my child. but he has
nothing but hin ofioer'a pay. More
over, soldiers life 10 pFocarioui
ono"
Julia Redmond played thS sons sOfs
u through,
The old butler came IN With tho eva
ming mall and tho papers. The MAI
aulse dsEscllgnac with her embroid
cry scissors opened 10 Temps frou
Paris and began 70 read with hor uaun
interest she approached the it'll
lamp on the table near her, unfolde
inc payer and looked ever At no
nieee. and after q few moments. sal
with q sllghtly aoftehed voice.,
@Julial" Miss Redmond stoppe
playing. "JuiiAt" The Eiri rose froi
the plane stool and stood with hs
hand on tho instrument
eMy dear Jullai" Madame d'Eael
gnao spread I.e Temps out and put h
hand on Il. "Aa said TO you. N
child. the lifo % a soldier Is = pr
cMrioua one
~Aia tante." hrcathed Miss RedmoF
from whero ahe stood tell mo whi
the news 10 from Africa think
know what you moan"
she could not trust herself to va
across tho floor. Tor Julia Redmond
that moment Of suspense found Il
rom swimming.
There has been an engagement
aald the mArunlaa gently, Tor In api
Of her ambitions she loved her nleS
sThere has been an engagement. Jul
d nlrhai.~ Bhe Hfted the newspap
and bold q before her face and rea
Thera has been Some hard awhtinE
n. tsaaeFt nFeund about nireal 7
troapa ecnmAeapa ~ Captain O. Sahr
Thursday They dld not rally and vi
fafred q retreat TheFe Was a Krs
tasa % NO. Ansoag tire natives and .,
esaA og che rexlmRnt were also MIA
These has hesh No late Or authentic ne
fragu nirbal bat the last dispatches 81
sabsed nmsslf ! aunoaw the nisslng
TIE N&ranlsc d'Escllsnac slowly /
aoNn $3.50 PAPER and ross quickly
went 70 the young girls side and |
her arm around her. Miss Redmo
covered hes tAce with heF hands:
Ma taBte, ma tante'~ she N
INJURED
MY dear Julia said the old Ia
"tharo Ia nothing more uncertain q
newspaper reports. especially thl
that come from the African seat
var. SIC down here. my child"
Th0 two women sat together on
Ions piAso sl0oi The maraalss "a
4 tplloaod tho fortunes. my a
% my husbands cousin through
snEAEement in Tonkin. know Il
shat Il waR- The girl was imu