Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-05
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IRVING DACHELLEA
AuGAes Of sEbsn Aeldsa." DID AaA
""Dasrsl ofshs Bissssd lslss"
Keeping Us with LlsssA" -. ~.
(osDyyisas, M, Irving Dsshsllss,
7 Ssare In q IsaO Way.

sss" 80
we reacneo Va'o1 .. ~ s ~
me evening " ouu'" eulnol
day. went q eocs ~ Gil UPON .ae
Dunke.o: sno . -. 80 "a
AZ WORK n tos '... '"e' 80
gone AVN nW HO~
Keen was es.ppoaa.s "n.
10 tne tevosu ~ sO' ~ .A ~,
then over 70 ASty nn e II
enaei BACK" .nu ~ ~ '
~ scnooInss'o. p'~sns -" ,i'"'
Now 0eo % p1isso- IL
Bartw he sndaameo - No put GOWN
his instrument and took my hands
In his. I've nearu' my ooy' now
bravely yeNs weatnsred the capes an
I'm proud o ys-tnee ami
wondered wnss No meant fof .
second ana thso askso'
"How 80 these days Win your
"swift ~ the wsavers snuttie. ne
answered. "Stt 1oa down. whiis Call
the family. They're out Id tne kitcnen
putting the dishes away. Many hands
make light labor
They came quickly and gathered
about me-a noisy, happy group. The
younger children kissed me and sat on
my knees and gave me the small news
of the neighborhood.
How rood were the look Of those
friendly faces and the full-hearted
pleasure Of the whole family ut my
rom,nrf
.sWhat . iov for the snare room 7"
exclaimed +ne schoolmaster. "Sure
vouldn,t wonder II the old bed was
dancin, On n. four Iess this very min
ute"
latT inA,nd 10 walk up to the hills to-
Nit" I said.
81 .Up to the h,rls I" he exclaimed mer-
! kIly. AN the Jackets lynn awake
hhinkin' a ,, on the dark road! Try
he. boy. an zen ret a crack with the
ruler ana an hour after school. Yer
aunt and unels Will be stronger to
stand yer comm With the nights rest
lupon them. 70 wouldn't BE- routin'
them out q, bed an they after hard
day With the hayin'I Then. my kind
hearted lad, " must give . thought to
Michael Henry. He's still alive an
stronger than ever-thank God
90, although I lonsed for those most
dear to me up in the hills. spent the
nigf1t with the Jackets and the school
master and I sat IN hour together AZ
ter the family had gone to bed.
eTuA- oeo tia Y,VNkolh0H0AT
asked.
Sunk In the soft embrace o lux
my" he answered. "0rimshaw MADE
him; Grimshaw liked him. ae VA
always READY to lick the boots o GRIM
shaw. 1t turned out that Grimshaw
left him an annuity OF three Thousand
dollars, which he can enjoy as long
rs he observes one condition.
what is thatY
HE must not let his daughter mar
~ one Barton Baynes. late o the town
q Ballybeen. How Is that for spite,
my boy? They say It's written down
in the WILL"
think that no must have seen the
fame Of color playing on my face, for
he quickly added:
Don't worry, lad. The VIII o GOD
is greater than the will o Grimsnaw.
He made you two Tor eacn otner eno
she Will De true 10 ye' AZ true ID tne
needle to the north star
DO you think so!
Sure 90. don't she a. mucn %
tell me that mere IN THIS foom-not Z
week hgo' She loves ye, noy' as true
as GOD loves ye' an snes q girl OK =
thousand ;,
'Why did they 60 away! was ~
because was coming!
i think 1t likely my nne iad' Inc
man heard o 1t some "as-pernaps
tnrouen yer uncie. ne > craAs igf 'ne
money put ne Il get over .na.. n.ave
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20 ue PUTIN yer al.ns slvunu IT,
wouldn't ye' now1 sure, tneres time