Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

II ,vas no. ''"'i with human uain
and a' inherent from hrnndinr o. ''''n.
ne mad slipped out of I'M. r,, ''''es
"S possible The n,.,nin,' %
.,', ~" pouring through tba ,,in.,,'..'
60 .''' dlsiraught look on tho t-...,,
ave touched her even n,,,r. =, NY
d,,,,,''' vi The words spoken in the
n'.. She suddenly rr,no,nha.,d
.'''' he had been MP AN nip,,t-fns ro ~
| ""uld not deceive hers,lf VII, 49,
'hai il was for her fo,I.or,e
''"Ne had gallopod To town Found
''''"r' secured a fresh te.,, md
N'iN'h back along the littla-r.,.I ee.
'a''S. No doubt Dave would b.va
u All Tor her father. had her fo.
'''' De"h there alone. but ne ,l,,na.
she had deep conviction ,hot
" ""H done ii for her And il was
"''" freaier effort than seemed reo.
S"hahle that she laid her fnp.re -, biz
arm and said: ''' -'''
Thank YOU. Dave"
" NAT f"rF' he asked. and She couid
n'' a"uht the genuineness of his n,es.
why for bringing the doctor and
"'' ILAt | am sure | can't-fotber
won't be able to-"
ron, shuck- E" he interrunt.d ,.,th
manner which, on the prcvious oftar.
noon She would have called rndenaes
NAT n"ihin, But. saw 7 bronght
nome some grub. The chuck here ,vas
I'''lN tame. Guess You found that
OUT last night" He looked about the
room and she knew that he WINS taxing
'''e OF her house-cleaning but he
MADE no remark on the subject.
" ell. LET'S pet breakfast" she said.
"i'"r moments pause and for lack
"i other conversation. "You must he
hungry"
Dawes purchases had been liberal.
hry included fresh meat and yepeta.
hlcs. canned goods. coffee. rice and
f"iSins He laid the last three items
"n th" table with a great assembling
"' Indifference, for lo was immensely
proud of them. They were unwonted
i'in- "n ihe Eden hin of fare he had
bought Them especially for her. Bur
~'" lH~.ri herself at the breakfast
N""' Thought of the epoch-mark-
a- .'nrc 81 these purchases.
Dee doctor who had been resting in
.'" r0"tl with his patient entered the
'.in During BE-. ~,ff|l. of f.o limb
'' h.' ira.lt hcrou- aware of the
~t.Da of Irene in the hou-chold;
"H' Nat THAT nor hcen $50. one glance
a '.e ho} and girl a~ they now stood
b. ihe Ar.-ht morning sunshine. he
"ifh his hir wry frame. his brown
faor. his dark eyes. his black hair. She.
round and Knit ana smooth. with the
ilnk shining through her fair skin md
'he LIGHT az youth dancing In her gray
eyes and ilc Light of day glancing on
beer brown hair must have told him
they had sprung from widely s,parat-
ed stock For one perilous moment he
was about 10 apologize for the mistake
mnde In the darkness. but some wise
instinct closed his lips But he won
dercd why She had not corrected him.
They We're seated az breakfast when
The senior Eden made his appearance.
He had Slept OF his dchauch and was
as sober as a man in the throes Of al
coholic nrpofite may be. Seeing the
strangers ne hesitofed in his urch 70.
ward ih. water uau steodled himself
on wilo,proad fa.t very fiat ON the
floor and waved hi, right hond SLOWLY
.n the air. Whether this was to be I'M
I,rsfnod as "a form Of salutation or
gesture of defiance was a matter Of in
fermentation.
..Xi.hiiors" said ,ho old man M
....-th "Al,,av.h ,,.lr,n,a IN, snre
Sb.s,r4b ..,, H.. ,,.f. his uncertain
.,., g., H.. ,,o,.r.h.,.h fool, 81 .,r.at
d-..i, and .et ahnnt washing hie foca
and hands ,.lil. the hr..,lf,st nro-
,.,r.l i'm sil.r,. A.hi. ,r..naroti,ns
,....,..l .,,n,l,.fi,, Ir.ns set "a ,lace at
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