The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-11

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 tcpnfinued1 { 6oms of the teasing note left her. Aeether's voice. < s q 'Then why doyou tell Barbara-why No you seen to tn1er''- He foundered Aopsasssiy. Sstupidg' ssad Mn Sarah. ".wm She comer' 1ss
 ssEhe wonstr' .het stated solidly.
 When he spoke in that tone Miss Uafah always chose to believe the con txary. and events In this instance pesved her right. Barbara did not wire. She wrote long letter full of lltf1e twists and turns which led at Hast to the subject which Miss Sarah Ind mentioned 50 parenthetieally.
 I'm delighted at the prospect of get 11ng away from town for week." she elcsed as she had opened her reply s6elighted at MT. O,Mara's splendid luccess. Last night I overheard fa-
 
 that he would one day be the biggest bower in the north country unless something happened to check him soon. That was very sdattering. wasn't 1tf It will make you very proud. 1now. Tell MT. O'Mara wished to n recalled to him. As I have already Marned you in this letter, father in aigts on coming with me think he must be q little tired of the city him SeIf, for he is very restless. And re 1nind Uncle Gal that am to have tho ag1shbone or will not come at allw This reply Miss Sarah also read aloud to her brother in q voice that was not Ru1te Christian, however, for 1t was u1oating in tone. stTherev, she breathed "And, CaA i aren't4y0u ashamed sometimes to have your Judgment so often refuted by a tnGre woman?
 ssShe fails to mention whether she ever noticed the color of his eyes"G Caleb ehoked uttle-~or--ert the hsextbreat- l6g quality of his voice. Maybe she 6osn't noticed lem yet herself. chr
 Miss Sarah went upstairs to her Aask, and she wrote two 1etters that N1aht before she retired. One went to &6rbara. Tho othef had not 10 fat to s1ivel, but it was longer i'd reaching f1D destination.
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 Ulss Flasusl snd cssdsrsy. f1SA 1HU world vas snowbounl all that snaans Wpsld wAfah lay
 betwesnS<Asynms n tho vs1- |lI Fl .leg atsI1n1k lGnA Dor. tvo un1taus asscdI ns110s<sat 4aNswork inns&sa but m sn11y It ths up 1vsr camp. andk A1sn. two days bsfcre lJCRKistnss, the mercury dks1ned.sharp- tH into the Bu1bs and the weather 61onDed. S& I ykun ~h1s windowz Etephsn Osa6ara Ifwutcfsd the heavy loads crawl up to ,ltha stuEehouno door. He watched the lI1rlwseu ,fhEpW txHpaulfns pver the boxes i(aud knsw that. theg were tee weaty ilhD un3oad thaE nlgAk And ho was Iledn there at tAe frosted pane when hs fines. men, Big LouAe sun blowing I|ahond, hoWo intoview agnln From the 1dluset1un of the Stnblsg and came zaaght tOwara hlG own shack He |pnensd the dor snd hnde sfhsm enter bSlhnD shsv had And . chance todEnock I|Ihe swAgxer h the si,ou1deUT ofttwc IF them tol0khim what toN8pect B1s oaae wuuHonly caHnnay, as usual ssYou dia well tp make ii" he told khs latter kinday, as he afwzys ad- drsssed him. His nsd to the, ,othsrs hhoe reeksd Of .wl1te wfisky, was in baet .Qnakdon. lnaos w1ssa wsacene WeuT' he asked
 Appsrsnk0 fhereeAad been a.confer E leuce becssehaud, for sthese-was no<hes- Eltancy .ons<he pat C Taa1on. whe Aad ben osdn1nsd spsbesnnan-
 ~ws've come for cur. time" he snw1ed. < oos~o uoddaA szAvsly.
 !; !, NIasse," he murmrrsd- s.nfay 'asa Vhgts your grievances tffis sttme~
 They were satsnlses of eHaErigan besause of that he he'd kept them al mhere his eyee could Ind then a1 t1umsg. And, ewsn though their arcl neaAur .ins daScontent .hsd not crOssed &k,pdfhanrn1any dass.. he listened nov 1p m seno of Hasr1ean's actat41es.
 "Theyre ,oneeinz thnseea daysin tn reserve camp.r TaliDn shoula - have eloated Y'1Aree -days and bonns for the high. week cut wen gufng back to the river"
 Fl see" again observed Ste~e Ar' .hsy guaranteeing this wsge for a' long as you want to wofkY' Apparently they had decided, too that there should be no bargaining.
 we want our -t1me," FaIlcn Seiterat "a. This is going to be mans yea - the riverg'
 ~Ycu alsor' Steve inquired of Shayne ~Yes, me also," he came back, ian hundred others before the ice zoe out"
 Big Louie be had given up for los before that, and yet it was with Bil 6onie that Steve made sincere effort
 "rd Ike to have you stay. Louie 95e faced the third man. T need yUu for you cen do more with hosses thai enr man I know. You are worth thre alay to me. Do you care ts think DvwT
 z IF Louies sues had been mournfu Maen he stumbled in out of the cold rhsy were that now. He started t fnrn toward the window for look .
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