The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-08
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her for being IA patted, INDUCED only
child v IL really wasn't because SHE was
the daughter OF a very dia'ihsuls'lea
gentleman. the honorable laval
Fright at Upper Garinth and the com"
mauWraith ar large Not At all a
great many people did not Ills" Judge
Nltght even though they rospeStea
Rtnt. lie q made a multitude OF cue
mics by administering Justice aa " ~
meant 60 he aanttnistered Nou HlAohAu
not he asked 90 like a judge who mas
ruled AEaisst Nou Asut Nuu WoNld nave
liked loan, You would have adNred
her, RNerNone else did, n No" "Nnlu
not possibly naNe been an Inception
Judge bright somattmes called His
HonoF EFiEht" was no longer lnNeINed
IN the adjudication OF local disputes
HE had eane beyond that some Years
ago To-day he was one at the Justices
In the supreme court ot the atate' ana
there WAS some talA-m Coriath, at
leRat-of a seat on the United states
supreme bench when he had become
toe eld FOR active service in his pres
ant capacity kut that is neither hero
nor there, tNs home was IA Corinth,
they called the hin part Of the town
J'ppey EaFinth in these days, tor social
IS Well as sociological reasons, Il Sou
lived above Twelfth street Nou We're or
Upper GopiDth, YouG business would
have TO he below Twelfth street No
one out landscape gardeners n arNhi-
texts did business above, Gt was be
fore the aaY Of chautfeurs and vacuum
tieaaersl
Joan, whose mother died when the
siy} WAS 5 WAS the particular and de
voted friend II Mary Midthorne, al
though nearly TWO years her senior,
1--WE more lovely, iNN@ola s(rls could
f., Nat We'll be imagined, much less Gre
4ts3. 10th were fair to look upon, slim.
proud. -artstoeraac, Vet simple hearted
and ENSpagls& They were dark eyed
hEt whX describe them move They are
seals TOM children, mere prophecies
II wouaanhoo& We can only say that
they were a8oraely pretty, Il pray
charms, as 50 nan do, If they are
IS lovely When they gro up-as they
Nilt long before this tale is ended-it
may be Worth While for me 20 describe
ghesn and for yoU 70 contemplate them
without reference 10 the old saying
trsctive maturity.
Joan was shy, Few pretty girls are
shy. They may be oashfGl but not
shy. There IS quite q distinction. Joan
HaS not aaShtul, which ia the same
thiag as saying she was not clumsy
OF herself. possessed s. certain moun
Of poSse, and had an air, You may
ask. then. Why she is depicted as shy.
Why IS the pet deer that feeds COM
olaeently from your hand shy2 Not
because IT IS afraid OF you, Tor would
rot sneak Of q eow as a shy creature,
The deer IS shy because il is high
strung, delicate, sensitive. Well. Joan
was Like the deer,
she was the apple OF her fathers eye,
SIZE held his heart strings in those
slender fingers OF hers, and she drew
ed be was being led whittier she wilted.
Ee quite approved NJ her friendship Tor
the NiSCaorne children. although he
gas in fLEE possession OF their lament
q able history As 3 matter or fact, aor-
ace Biag3en's appointment as guar
II In Judge Brighc's court before his
III aseeaSeacy to Ehs supreme bench. as
mot erEv knew the history OF the chill
i dren bat he synlpathizsd with them.
! He had been very one OF Mar Blag-
!. dan. and he had liked Phil MiGt1orne
was aware Of the handsome pequsst
S weIc{3 Horace controlled as guardian
1t has already been atntel that E1rte
was interested in rf1e Judges daughter
Ea had known Joan Bright since tbs
2 FIRST Gays OF MS residence In I0rIIEtf
; and Tor il2st that length Of ttufe he haC
) been her devoted. but dtfft1ent adorer
Z 1t began at ths age oe g. when ft
; performed for hsr especial bena4it s1cf
deeds OF val5g as standing on mis- l6aC
III or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2EA GEls3 2SANH- ~ GAls
reea or MS earl turning sgn1sFsa1Its
walking fence rails, we've ALI gns &
: syigIt Iqngui1ls 70 prcG1lcs an effect o.
the 3rsE laliw Of OUT heart As CIEat
5 wore Gr1. he aecaEas mi2rs er1&m0rat
; nIir bass valiant. When he Was t6. b
was n~osiEtyefE ti1lorols. He was no
in the least Backward so TAR 3S QEBe
s g3ris were con9srr8sG NO oas WIS Itl9g
z AT cage. mere cacIssa1re 0s himself, rl0r
= dananair BGt with JGan-ah welIi I
. is an ancient affhetf1n- No man i
r congpfene IN himself unless he itas ma
: This Iigeassa aaaM the ngaasles-amd re
ceHereG frgBx both
S. III utgast sa admitted that she. witt
: ali hi.e perversity OF her sex. Genia
O him tine most because she liked s1iIl tn
4 best Even young girls Ere eaEsbl
s. az this. IT'S what makes WcE3eE1 G
farrffesst to please and to whom We 81
&c aIsvays graEefuH IL ttaa read Ii ai5rr1a$1
g joan E-eats,I EliEu most aaval1eriE q
IS risnaa. There Was 8 good and stlffictef
y reason. enc affactaa by all girls {
ri spiGi1, tire tender suspicion. sHyly AZ
II coIra;sed. That size was IN love VIII
KIM
OF COURSE. she explained to- 1ersal
-e il was not ar all trtle1 and she went
Il. al greuf CaaT oG pains tg convince taei
ga self OF the 1let.--to ss1ef1 palms. { Ina
sG say. tftar flae aissoFSUas convinced 81
III WAS 80 confidently ifeartissss In d
m1ntter aflaE she rather en19ged u
sensation OF being a iear frifrltI to 3
AZ sister Ii lis a greIE eoraaurt To be q
vatE.tf To hfta sister at the man "
~iespiBs..-
Hfriq dssrairaL Mansnglg.. Of c5urs
VS. and in asereh- Ellis pride stood in {
way OF open attention to- hen l
Iii raansau DANCED WIN her more than On
lin an eseI1iflg. he, seldom siared wi
her B,la Hin heart was sare.. and
wax ieaInu,s
Ea WINS trratefaIll to- her for the ira
affection She 5asr0yved ON Mary.,
in proved afar1's position. and ha ear
more for Tint than fur anything q
ed in THE WORTH. SSfa cnuld hold up q
81 ttead in Gnrintif wtiena aile walifad wi
ar Joan Brigf1E AS FOR himself,
durnAig realized that Roam Brigflt COZ
liz never be mora I'd him than the fl-tfs
Of liisf asstar.. ne could ask for nnttit
eH mora. hfinR the SON df Il siayer ct m
sd Was sife not the daughter OF a 1tid
sp- of men,
Tu be- sure Marry waa cautioned
sses her aunt not tfS put Agisl ideas into