The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-06-30

lurHr. Mrs. Warren asked NM - '''
Sirl had given any reason.
Reason" ne cried. DOCS "'"h
ASK for - REASON Isn't il ru"ut" '"
know. when h. offers Il woman hi>
wEul" life. that She does mot want '.
that she does not inV" him
Mrs. Warren could @iyr "a" answer
ru This. Sh" pressed hi~ hand "''
+ Kissed him i'm tender sympathy. V.',a-
in. his going with an aching heart
one day It YOUNG man c,I'yd Zoo ~''
The suycrur>~. From hi name .ut
apprurauc- Mr. Warren al u.r,
. Judged hc WAS - musician. Nh'n Do"
had called tire. or fuur times az short
iHArvalS IN" fclt sur" she had found
/ th, cau>c for her brothers diom.~-".
The young Russian was "yid'nHs 'h'
sucrr>,fnI sutton. She wrote 6" her
( brother. telling him "f her discovery.
| She now meant =" cur" him f size
cou%
y tall. thick h"d"" ~"T.tratcd TIM
vegetable garden from the Ornamental
grounds about ia" place. And lat" in
Tia" AFTERNOON Mrs Warren VIII" took
II lively interest in the growing {"
her salads. overheard from ia" other
sid" nf the hcdg" the excited voice -
Miss Tor>ky.
"It is lie" She exclaimed. -
cruel lie, do moi believe h. is mar
rird.
suppose ! can prove it to You. What
them" asked Il man. who's" Volc" Sh"
recognized AZ the Russians.
Il do not care, should HAY" I"
>er with my own eyes. hrfor" | would
believe" she said with inton>" feeling.
oh. know" he answered with 4
>uc"riu" infection. you mast HAY"
t-u>rcd him entirely. hut you must
-" now"
81 see nothing" She hrok" ia ticr""ly,
hui my faith ia him. | know he will
lccp his promise, :"
And il is two years now" h" went
en- You would like ~ 20 back 10
r"ur own pcopI"-hur YOU can't You
know that. With the shelter Of my
.arur. you could 90
Sh" interrupted him with paSSi"nai"
protest. "N", no, never" She cried
Now 20. do not want I" 81" YOU
again, -
you VIII think better "f that. II :
not .und-hy. sophie" Then he went
Mrs.. Warren heard the cruuchinG ct
his feet going down IN" gravolcd path
Then IN" Sohhiug of the girl. Sh" fell
that in something which :" closely
concerned her brothers happiness Sh'
had Il right to listen. Very quietly size
drew AWAY. and went To- the house. II
seemed Ia her there was only on" IN
ference to be- drawn. Miss T"rSIiy was
hiding some secret. Sh" had hhd {;
. past" This was the reason >h" W"uio
not marry John Bayard. Mrs. Warren
fclt il her duty in purSuanc" "f Inc
cure She was trying Ia effect. t" tell
her brother all she had overheard. WIN
her own differences added thereto.
But instead of woriing q cure W.
: letter had the opposite, effect ".''
hruuyh. John Bayard speedily "u -
. scent" He told his sister that If TIM
, woman he loved had been through
49,, .,,,, ,,..,. ,,.... III, tim,
49,. ,.,,,,. .,,,. ,,r,,, v.,. N.
; r,,,i., -, lin, With .
: .,;ai,, i.,,. a.. cocoon,
day had passed without his havin:
managed an interview.
,... u.,,, ,,I,,, So,r,io ~,
,;..t.. =, 49,. .,,..u,
IN. -,
I'm !.
-. ,..,.,...,,,.,I
-''' ,.,,. ,..,,,,r .,,.,1
N'''"' ,.,...,.,l,,,t..,,3..,-
r ~; In. I'm tim,
anu a., ,,f.,.. ~ >,
y" .., NJ =. To-. ,r,.,
II .., ,,.,,,.,, ,o -,
II H., -, ,.,.;..,
II =, .,or, ,i,,,. to Hnris Kanof. and
.. ,.,aor.,ood thut as soon rs n
r ,.,.,,l1 n. would come tn this cnuntr,
u .,,,.I ,.,.,,.,.,. ~. and sioy here hear,
r ,,.,.,., him, fan. :. v.,r very rnlrIIarIy
II from MN ''' H'"'