The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-24
Fair Destiny =. 81.
By OTILLIA F. PFEIFFER
90 1920 Western Newspaper Union

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depression and unfortutous circum.
! stances.
"ies. ten miles from nowhere. the
| hind wheel of the old wagon gone for
good. and we won't ger the tram IN
time. What's best to do now2''
They had started from Winston,
their home town, two hours previ-
Gus, intent on reaching the first rail
road point, twenty miles away. AT a
bad spot In the road they had run
into rut, and one Of the rear wheels
| OF the light wagon Lawrence Newton
was driving had come OF and lay In
the road, a heap Of wreCkage.
1t was an inn9spicious ending TO a
day full Of hope at the start. Law
renee had been brought up by broth
, er-in-law poor as himself. and at
twenty-five was no further ahead than
he had been at sixteen. Edna had
lost her parents In childhood. and had
made her home with relative who
operated a store in Winston. She had
given him faithful service for the
wretChed salary he had paid her as a
clerk, hOokkceper and helping his wife
IL her housekeeping duties when not
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time that they had conVersed, although
they never dreamed OF II. sat an oId
man ana w0man-Alhert Trude ana
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mer nome. closed blind shut them
from view beyond an open window.
AS the life history OF the two art'ess
lovers was borne to their ears they
fingered drinking ID memories OF their
own early lives ana. TOO, thinking OF
the two children who died. leaving
mem lonely with iltetime sorrow.
The woman arose. hnhlly her eyes
trimming with tears, and led her nus
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