l

= MAY 29, 1920. _________

§s#* 6 it a: r

iPaigo had just dismissed vwiin pupil for the day r older sister Pauline eu-

Sammy h" last

9n Ill‘ wijnd n“. room. For tho lust five

t. III-nu“... Salnlnw had hoard Pauline ml - -

Hm. 'l)h()|I(‘ in the library hold- “ U converse \vitll SUlIIPlHHIY

nu: F‘ “.|,,,_..,- identity she had already .55od. gufwr-H. going to lnotor with ilrul-e Gordon at 4." Pfllllllll‘ 1\ll' iioullved, smiling. 01'1" not." Sammy spoke curtly.

5],,» look up hor violin und laid il. ,,,,,d,.,»1_v iii its vase, with lllo how .llor violin was Ill r lll-zir- W, ‘my; sion. and although thori- “.35 no in-od she innde Il(‘.I‘:~it'II' in~ aapenlii-nt hy touching, nlurh to iliiillint-‘s disgust. A lvugo-otlrnor Ill tho lallliiy lowered tho sland~ “HI that lilo idle and wl-llltrllti Paint-s had hell} aloft for several gain-rations. ‘Slllllllli’ has aeonirod “Hugh ppog mtWPII 11g a IIlUSIII-II olllratinn at that dreadful univors~

liowidl‘ II

m‘;minimillllllvliotllalliwlieilialaltsealivolislaleaealeen

PLAYING SECOND FIDDLE l i

‘lawlittoralalewalwalsaraiemalsasalewalsaloilasallaiilaaxwyym“.a,Hf“

Sammy hail no choll-o Slowl" , . . , she wont out to the Par new wail< "ti; Ill the eurh. The instant Bruce Gm-‘lmrs Brill’ (‘YPA fl-lI upon her sht- was (renal-ions that slit! “gig “i. lllost llll[ll‘l't-il'lllllIlIl>~_ "Yll" "P" ttllilltz?" Bruce Gordon

asked rather l-agi-riy- "llolh of you?" “i IINFE IELAYING Siijvggql)

F] DD-LE"

“Paulillehl getting her ilat/Silwll ho hero Ill just a lnlnuto." Sanlnly answorl-il.

“You aren't going to wear a ha‘, till-n?“ llrllce persisted.

Slllnllly shook hor Ilollll. “l don't lnilid tho sun. Alli] lt. doesn't nlilnl llll‘, new It, Illls done all the dzlnllligl- it. ilossilil_l' i'lill II mo."

llrlu-l- did not laugh. "'l'an is Ill" l-olninly." he nllld tiniolly. "And Nlllll‘ Ilflll‘ is all tho hotter for tho air." llo Ill-lll ()[Il'll.lIlf‘. front door.

“y, \\’IlIl'Il ‘silo would attend ill spite of l‘anlino's efforts to witll- haiii Iil'l'. _l‘anlinl- had hoon l-du~ rah-a at the Quol-n l-llizalhotll school fol‘ young ladies. oxclllsivo~ 1y known, vory expensive. alld olliy pail-lull] so till- as lhl- usages, oi‘ the host society \Vl‘l't"l'tllllfl‘l'lll‘tl. i-‘l-i-iiilg her sister's ooldly unt'av~ ordIIIl‘ gazo upon her, Srlnlniy iilt~ lid lll-r iii-ad atld l'\‘])l‘illl‘lI nlore olnilliutil-all-j’: “I'm not going lllol~l witll you and llrlloo (lordon

tirini’. , again. I IlI\l\‘ playing aet-olld tid- dle." “Don't, Sanllnyff lhlulinl- lzontiy" ('l|i|Il‘II. "'l‘hat strands L‘l1\.S':ll'l|tilil)'i and rulgalr. till-sides yoll are PM‘. illlt. l’l-:ln'l go witllollt you. ll isn't at all propor for nlo to go

iinitlirini: about lilo l-ollnlry witll a ln.tn l know no better than I do .\lr. llordon. .»\nd l'lll wild to go.‘ lll-sides illoroTs lllo hack seal. lt jiiligll-s so when it is omptyc" “latte Aunt Ahhy-talu- zlnytlno. Illli do loave nle lll peace, Pauline.“ “.-\llnt Abby is at a nleeting of tllo liolgian relief colnnllttoo, You will have to go (lollr. Please!" \\'ill-n tpillllllll‘ ill-sounded frolll Ilor nnlll-riot dignity"sll far as to say "phase," a stollo would have lllell- t“ iooil‘ into water tor hor. Salinity laapitulati-d. "Well," ‘she (ollrrlllal ungrllcieusly. A syn-n tooled at the corner alnl l'.nlll'ln~ lulu lo the willdelv. “its llfllfl‘ new! l llad no ldl-a it was - llo Hoar. 4: Gn-olrt, detm- and tall .‘.lill I'll-we'll bps-really in a mom- .l‘li ho no llnle at llil pinning _Shr.- was gone; _

NEIIRALGIA . _i“‘Ifffnhlllsliliillliii-

Caused by Starved Nerves Due to Weak, Watery Blood

lh-tiplo gonornll_v think of neural- gia as a pain in lilo hoad or tat-e. lint neuralgia lnay uffoet any norvo lit‘ lhl-joody. lliitorollt names are Klvl-n lo it lvlloll it llffl-vls rl-rlalu nl-rvos. 'l‘tlus neuralgia oi’ lIlo SPI’ alic nerve is called sciatio. lllll tho rtiaral-ll-r ol‘ tllo pain allli lilo lla- Illl'l‘ of the disease is the sumo. 'l'llo l-allsl- is lilo szllllo. and tho rrnlollv- to ho offoetive, nlust ho tho Stlllll‘. 'I‘Ilo paill of neuralgia, \\'Ill‘lIll.‘l‘ it. ttlkos lllo form of siill~ lira. or whether it afforts tho fat-o and hoad. is eausod by starved

'. The blood, which lllll‘lll2|I- llios nourisilulent to lilo nerv- ' tor some reason llo longor doos fill and tilo- oxorllrlnting pain you fvlli is the cry of tho starved lll-rv- "S for food. 'l'ho reason why tho Iileod fails to proper llourisll tho llorvos is usually hoellnso tho hlood list-u‘ is ivoak and thin.

_\\'ilo.-l you Illllli] up tho llllll hlood with fir. Wlliianls Pink Pills, yoll fill‘ attacking neuralgia, Sl'IllII("1 “ml "Illlllrd tllseases at lilo rout. A9 proof of lilo . no oi‘ tin-so ilills l" os of this killll wo give tho lllillonlorlt of Mrs. ’l‘honl:is lilo-- tilliro, North Maldon, Ollt.. wilo “WI “l have boon a sovero suf- Ii‘|‘l'lI flonl sciatica \\'IlIl'Il altlll-llod lilo soiatii: norvo ill lllo left tog. At llmos thl- pain was most, t\X(ll'lll‘i:ll~ Illlt and as a result of tho tronhll- Illoro was a dlslinet shrivl-lllng of Illi‘ log, l could ollivihohlilo ahout Ily using a enno, and‘ lll illll‘lll]l|l'lI Li: liglllk lo the tit-id l would ilavo

- ll) ' - l ' l ' \ inks“ mg "lgllllgvirloliitllil wlllghllltidi '1' lllvdio: I ~ \- l . .. M“ "ll IIIIIlIIIlVlLlliIlPIlIit.Sllilgwilh luiidl: algal"! V"? disponllenl. Ins thi- hmllhilill- Willi?“ aIIITi-(itln; my Kelli-rat m“ tu-‘w nrll {villlndfltlllgl ltdiiLi-toil “m, I ‘Mlmpl. ants nk illls M,“ hmmnlllvtl; do so. _ i look the

n “g ‘l Krgldut-lr sevolai months, innnwwml“ -li and lnertaslnl. final“, 0w‘ "f I" "LV ease, llnlll hm, imn“ l‘) vrfitllze of the trollhto Hm hluqsm-lillti ‘was again enjoying freedom "Gino Rom! ilolilth and llama [link mllllaln. What Dr. Wli. “hung, “ ll did for me seems

m)’ ex - '. .. , “H,” s&r'l':_lrll1‘lrtnlll.ly benefit some

you an. “from mam ‘I » "B from any nil- so“ “(line to weak blood avnll your- lr..,,,m,,g',"£,‘|'l_ the splendid homo ' . so (Hlqlll u‘ n"- Wlllllllns l‘lnk a “mm ' h!’ llfforll. and you will g 105° who Telfllce Ill ro» Thrill pills are sold [In nlodleine, or nlny ‘at 50 rents n hox or fir" hr writing The elllcino (o, m-uuk.

Zlllhed i, a 1 liY all i|,.?,'|l,.‘,.],:' he. lllld lll’ ma! "I! imam.‘ (m. 1"‘- ‘VIIIIIIIIIQ 9. Ont.

viil

nlirneie and I ‘hope that ‘

illlt Sanlnly, rolnonrhoring~ past instructions, quietly t)])l'|l('tI lllo haok door herself nnd triinlhotl Ill. Ilis art, however, Iliad joltod tho oolol’ into hcr ciloolts. llo tlall lll:- llllllly illvitod her lo sit Iil-sidollitn Ill Panlinofls pial-o. All, lII('l't' was Palllitlo.

Pauline looked lovely. Silo “'11:; as fresh us: lilo rose she had at hor girdle. iler hut was pinned on Sl‘t‘III‘l'I_V and from undor its |'ll.~:hitill:lhll- hrinl her pink oval fall-o would Ilavl- gladlll-tloli the sight oi‘ tho vl-rlest wonlen Illlll-l‘. Silo did lloi Ilavl- to he asked lnlo lilo trout seal. Silo took it as hor Illnllldl-n right. Ilrtlol- tllrllod on tIlo pnwi-l- ond lIIo trig oar swirled zlwllv.

Silllllllb‘. alonl- ill tho hawk sod, \\'Ll.~; r=|lt~ollily forgotten, as it sol-nl- od to lll-r. .-\t least l".lllllltt* forgot lll-r. Pauline wait vory talkative "lll"? lllld llrnl-o billvlll, Ilslollillg, perhaps to hor l'llillltll'. Ills oar needed n good deal of otlention. 'I‘h<-y' were going toward llockvllie and tho road had not yet settled evenly after some recent rains.

Sanlnry was not altogether l-olu- forlahlo on the hat-k seat, tSho nuts short and hor did not rest tirmly Ollllllgll- upon lhl- floor, to I)I‘fll‘t‘ Ill'l'. Shi- \\1.is' pounded lllld swllyoll and jlitttlod witll ovl-ry‘ nlolioll of-tllo car. Still tho sights silo saw oolllpollsatiul ill a nli-zls ~_ llre. After a long day of violin land stupid pupils the flllgrant air, the daisy white and ‘huttereup yol- iow fields nnll the piumy WDOtIS, (lrealnlllg. ullllcr drifting clouds. nllkhor. After all she was l. . she had leoule, ovl-n though ll was only to play uilapt-ron to her Iioalltiful stator.

Shl- did not \\'(llllll'l‘ that. Bruce, attraoted hy nJllIIIIt‘; nlost till-n noi-kl. "vAvild ylflhulsiilmditifl l’lllllilli~ had never had’ a roll] out- aud-ont proposal. ll was very odd. Sammy (‘UIIIII not aeoonni for it. tin two oeoasions Pallilno hail quite disllppoilllotl. Aunt Ahhy had a nllst_v \\':ly et‘ say- ing that Palllino would have nlarr_y Ml‘. Ilaron yet. .\Il‘. \\‘tl.~l old onollgll to he lll-r father, ‘hut, ho lltld known her alwayxmnnd ho snid she could never do any~ thing that would make him dislike ill-r. I nr. lint-on nus a great eoi- iootor ol‘ ilealltiful tilings; his honn- was i'llli of lhonl. Aunt Ali- lhy said tll.l| aoeonntod _l'o': his iwanting Paullno. “And the ill-st

thing she can do is lo llllll't'_\' him hofori- hor linsl-i lllrllitlllos."

(in tho other illlnd, Sanlnlg." had aotllally had two proposal-l. llor IIIIPIIPI" oi’ hzlrnlolty had asked lll-r to nlarry Illlll, alld :ll'lor\val-.1 a stlldont, whom silo fell had rohhl-d hilnsolt‘, poor hoy. lu lllly roilos tor ill-r. had done tho sanlo thing. ill-r lll-art noarly broke in pity for them ilotll, hut silo olnlldlrt. \\'h_v, silo novel" intended to nlarry llt all! 'l‘horl- really was no sensi- Ill marrying ii‘ one had plenty of work to do.

.-\nd yet zllone ill lile hat-k seat thi- lookeil at tho hark of llrnoo (iordolrs lll-all and the set oi’ his hig shoulders, and wondered if it would not sol-lll vory good indood to have i‘anlino‘.~l capal-lty for c-llarlning llilll.

“Uh, look!" l‘atliint\ had given 1*. little doilghtoll ory and \\':\s turn~ lng to puinl at a groll splash of

foot

one or si-o lllod

lo Lil-oil

"Sllllfillii lilll ITICILE IN JUST A hllNl/"Pltl."

marshy hollow (doso

purple ill ll v Do stop and lot.

t to the road. “iris! us get settle.“ I Tho car paused ohetllelltiY- 331"‘ my jlnnpell into the road and was down [he hank ill a lnolnont. ‘Flu-re was a good tloal of water hoforli apt,- rmlld got to tho irla, hilt silo crossed hy luiplng fronlysttinti lo alone. Illlllllldtlltll‘ eho eonld hear Pauline giving little startled crivfl. while Brnee reassured and assist.- ed her. Poised on a stone, SammY ltllll‘ ed iris \\'IlI| holh hands. Silo would

1lnhl_~l_~;l_l£' "Hnrlino

won/crane

"UNCLE JOE" CANNON AND “O LD BOYS" OF THE HOUSE AND CELE BRATE IllS 84TH BIRTHDAY

Following all ovation ill IIN" and tlirol- of tho St-nato qualified 1pm.“. m- ii,.ln-,lsi.l,lfliiv,._e n" his alid \Ill\'I'l'l';~'IlIl'IlI i. shall, rt»,

' ’ -.-. :.. '.\~' ,.~" . .

,,igh,y_,-U,,,.|], bnlhdu)“ HKTH"RU pllst lll.ll,., tll- yollllgi l llll lllIl

ors ot' lhlr upper house, lll-ted llxllliklllilfilld". Ill lllo photograph ill'l' tott to right. front row: .\lr. l‘:lnnon, Ifllllffirivlllllll\'l‘.i (‘harlos M. Slodnlzllt, tit‘ North Parolina; Ill‘|ll'i‘.*'»t‘IIIi|Il\i'\' lsaalqll. Hlil-rwood, oi‘ tlllio; Sonlltol" hnlllo

Joo" (‘anllon was lhl- gllosl oi Son d” alor (‘nrroi S. Page, of Vornlonnt. at a lllnrllotnl lo whit-h all nlonlh- ors of ‘lilo Ilollsil and Senate who were llorl: prior lo ill-til worl- ill- yitedi Four llll'llllll‘l‘:‘»vlll' tho Ilollsl-

iil‘l‘II

porch, wlloro Aunt Aliliy sat. llllll'Ii. .-\nl| shi- (‘Ulllil tako stilne to old airs. llouton. witll Ill‘Vt'I' got out to rat-o Illt‘ iii-Ids and woods any more. I’l‘l'Ilt\]).s‘ iiltii- Uarrio Flau- soll would like a fow for hol‘ disk lll that drl-ar_v offil-l- \\'Ill'l"4' silo Ill-lll IllliiIlH all day.

Slldlllllly she “'11:; awarl- that Pllulilll- \\.':ls i-lolzo iii-side Ill‘l‘ up- on illltltlll-ll‘ stono, As Sammy pllt forth lll-r hand to hrolk a particu- larly tine tlowor Pauline slyed hor \\'illl ilIl ilxl-Illnllltlvllli "Uh. tlolrl! I wallt that one thyself."

lSho was reaching for it when lilo stone tipped and she began to lose llor balance. Desperate with instinct to save ilerseif, she ahan- ' dolled the iris Jllll clutched Salnlny. As Pauline rlghted herself Sanlnly wont llowll ill a Ill'tl\‘y splash. Shi- iras up ill a lnolnont, aware oi ilruot-‘s slartll-d eyes and ot‘ Paul~

‘ill

int-Ts perfection preserved at Ill'l‘ own expense. “Snlnnly"——st_lllll-Iltiw Iil'llt‘l‘ had

got to her alld Ilad her hy tho hallil

you, with your feet on the radlnb. or wllerl: it's warnl," llu said. llo 5 hogan to slip oti‘ his coal. lfnlleed- ' ing her passionate protest he rov- ored IIPI’ illloos with it. Fill-ll, still —\\lho~lntll hot lit lIil" lair

into lilo ll-irk so: tlyillg toward Itlllllt‘. ‘ "Sush tl fuss ovor nothing," i';lnl- lno ronlplainoil. will-n, all llollr inter Aunt. Ahhy had dost-d Sammy _ with glngol‘ toll alld soon that silo ’ ._ _-... had got into proper apparel. " '4 l.nEN‘M? v53 BUT WHY little wall-r on ll day like this t-ould UNSIQHTLY QVERALLS?" SHE 1m" "°I’°l1Y-" l w Uflllf ASKED, HERE'S THE ANSWER

"'i‘llen why didn't you go lll » iwiursoll‘ IIlSltlltI ot pulling Sanlnlgv in?" demanded Aunt Abhy sharply. Pnlllhlo looked cloudy, “As it’ it was not enough tilat lily iloaulifui ride should ho spoiled you noi-ds nlllsrhl- unpleasant," she sighed. I think l shall go ovor and look at Mr. Martin's roses, 'i‘ln-y may prove agroolllllo." Silo t-hoso it paras-oi and wont. “- ' Slllllnly, stillllllalttlil by gingol’ loa and with no disl-olnforl saye what was purely nlontal, had takon up hor violin and was playing soft» ly wlloll .l\unt Ahhy brought iirlllre liordl-n illto tho room. “l‘\'o Ilrollght your Iris," llo said. Salnlny sillrod at Illlll, "You didn't go all tho way hall-k for it?“ silo gasped. “l eortalnly did," Bruce laughed. “And now nllly i stay and ileip you 1ll'I'"!]I];t‘ it?"

ca»... . .

“llonlnl ' all right, hlll why un- -sig|ltl_l' "ovorlllls." this ]Il‘l‘ll_\' New ‘fork girl asked Ilorsolt‘. She ans- wl-rod illl‘ question so woil that :‘»ll‘tiIIt*l‘:» on l~‘li‘lh llvonuo sitlppotl to illIillItl lll-r “\'l'l‘1lIIllll." Silo l-alls it a “dross oi’ lilo hour." '|'Ilo coat

and shirt, witll tho tII\'IlIl‘lI panto- looll. lll<'_\‘ llo nlado. slli- says. gnInil-zl

o1" ‘lisll-ad of donliln.

Ponpll- who ]lI'Zlt'lll'L‘ lo dol-l-ivo should llo endowed \\'itll nloro than all (irdillalgv nninlory. 'i'lll* rlllvll vry of lllo wholo gang was tlll- dis grnuofltl oondilioll oi‘ tho pllhlio works, and l-sporlally of I“1ll('tlll wood Hospital and tho lnfirnlllry. if thore was a sl-inlillll ot‘ lrulll ill those i-illlrgl-s, it‘ those works hall hot-n ni-ull-etoll and gone into dr~~

"IF-If you wish," Sammy my “t, ,-..,,,-,._<..nia,| py tiloso poll’ answered, slalnnloring uuaccount- Hm] “unniipiniiika, lhl- ]-]S'l'I.\I.\']'- llllly- ES l'l..\('l~:li lti-Ii-‘lllll-l 'l'lil-I laculs

And lllollgll tho Iris only lasted Sllllll‘ lllrel- tlays tile Pllllltllkll‘ that. began ill its presence will last for years illlil yours.

I,.\'I‘llIlI¢‘. IlY TIII-Z l‘i()\"I'1llN.\llC 'I‘

\\'()l‘l.l) lI.\\'l‘l ASKICI) TIIAI‘ hlONrlY nl-l vtrrno 'l‘() .\l.~\l\'l<} 'l‘lll~l xl~:t'l-:.ss.\ll,\' lll~ll‘.\lllS. 'l‘hosi- h} ilnalos have hoen lallloil, “m1 i)“. (not tllnt they Ilnro askod for illoono. LESS 'l‘|l.\\' WAS .\("l‘l‘.\l.|.\' l~:xl'l~l\'ln-:ll I..\S'l‘ \'|.;,\|l, on pllhlio works. is lilo nlost (‘Illflllillltl answer to their villllill-

—-——-<0>-i-—

WHEN BABY IS SICK

The World's Truest Woman

LOVELESS MATCA TO SAVE FATIIER FROM RUIN

By GFPUIIISHQCS, f0l‘llll‘l'l_\' Maid t0 ‘do. (ieorgi- (lriflln)

'i‘ile zlllnouncelllonl that my fernr

er mistress, Mrs. George lfrzlneis

(lritlln. married (folnlnantiol- Paul lla ado will, it’ the. truth is known, reveal ono, oi’ the lfllliil

lovo stories ill thu world.

l was with Mrs. Grilllu when she nlarril-tl the richest man in Phil-ago, as ho was nailed nine your: ago. Silo was thon just a girl Illlllll‘ frolll school witll her down |l"l‘ Ilaok.

Ill-r IlI'I|l'l' Illld htwn a good ilnpll ll. tho girl, hut ho wl-nt lll for horlze lull-lug and lost lll-llvily. ’l‘Ill-n hl~ Illt'l (il-orgl- l". (lrilllll, who was at I't|l|il' will-ll IIPIPH ealno back from .~‘t‘Ill)t|I.

Silo was ll beautiful Kiri, and .\lr.

‘Lu.

s...‘

SENATE WHO HELPED HIM

- (iritlill fl-ll ill ovo lvilll llor illt Nelson, oi‘ Alinnt-sota. llnok rowi- . . . I _ , ' ,1, , ,_ _ _ Slit‘ llltllll I'll?!’ inr Illlll. Silo; \ ll~l--l’l'l-:-illollt .\larshall, Senator , ‘ H _ _ _ always In on (‘Illll|llll_\' \\'llIi Paul ll. Page. S-nxilor \\|lllall| l‘. llllllllg- _ _ , , , li-lelilllll. till-ll a radl-t at \\osl Iltlln, oi ‘,l'l'llitiill, and ltl-prl-sl-ntn , . ‘ _ lolnt .\-'1ltIl'|ll)'. \\ llllllnl S. (trl-one, of .\las I I _ i l'l5lll"lllIlPl‘ wllon silo hall Iaer ' ts. .»\l lhl~ suinll- lllno

‘Tmlh- Jmy" ‘Ivh-‘Humfl h“ “mm,” proposal from .\lr. (irlilill silo l-riod _ _ , H , all day and swore sho would havo mm ‘Ur h“ Hwmy mm ‘Wm m I nothing to do with tho llltlll, 'i‘hal m“ lmwr Imus“ “r ‘HIM’ h“ mmi was until her father told her that :‘.]Il‘i\Ill'l' for eight yours. ‘unhnu, Sh, "km," H rich

.lIll* and llo Wtllllfl be ruilled_

'I‘Ill-,v IilllI found thing-w a tight, i'it on Ills salllrfl" lllld lll ilt‘l who‘, ‘I' "Wmllwll I" '"I\'" ‘Ill’ "u" Ill’ till-i Ill-Ion lllarril-d the mull, lil-l-nllse Imrllti "nil W" ll jl-‘ll- lll; .~=Ilo ‘iillll, "I will tzlkl- Ililll Ill-- Sh“ “"5 i‘ “RIIIWI l-Ylllrl» 1""! ="'“ll I <.-.ltlsl~ l .~hl,lll have to marry a lnall I"""‘I it It'll" \\'Il"l'<‘ Flll‘ Wlllllll Fl" l dollol lovo, and I otlllllot hoar to l'l‘I\'l_' $110 a wook. 'l‘hon sho \'.'I‘III i“. i,,.|,| H“, [m- ;,,.,,,,.,.,;,," 1,, ,,,|,,.,- liolno to Inn-ail the lll‘\\'~€ to hor hlli. lilllld. Silo i-ollld lllllltlril inl:l_l',ini~

WANTED T0 ELOPE

llllrisilill- llll_\'l‘l:», nhonl I lillali not

l‘iil'l‘ for ally Itlt|i‘l‘ than I do for

lho nut-no. Silo would toll llilll, and (gpinqn. (“jfllnf 5;, H“. gm m. "W" Ill‘ “"'"I'I \'-Y“I"II"I oopled \' . (lrillill, and tlll-ro was :l "~\I""l"'""l'.\’ "lll. Fl"! "lllel "l" l!" rl-nl fuss tulldo ill (‘Iliullgo at tho out to work! ll is lny duty and m)’ tilno. l was witll llr-r aiirzlys and

pil-nt-uro lo provide for you and shit-Id you ll‘Ulll work illltl worry. 'l‘his Illllo Ilolno is your ri-tllnl‘. l will not hour of you doing tilis!" While [she nlontaliy reheat-soil lll-l‘ roply, she snddonlyl ln-nrtl his lnlrll kly ill tlir- look, Xon‘ was her tilllol‘

"lliorgo." silo l‘l'It'tI, luring llinl llrzllllalliollll_v ill tho little hall, “l have got a joh at $20 a wook!"

"is il pol'lllllllellt‘.'” asked Goortqo. eagerly.

.._......_10-§

silo llsl-d to toil mo, :l good donl.

A fortnight after shl- canto ilnnlo from school, and a wot-k after‘ the ongagenlt-nt, (‘lull-t Paul A. Bus‘ tado zirri\o,,1 from West Point.

llo \\';l.-: only .l boy, but lll: raged and ranlpagi-d when llo lvarnl-ll what Iiilt] Ilapponl-d. llo \\';IR ll wild yolllzgstl-r, and he canto lo llll- witll till sorts of rolnanlll: ideas about running off with-A ss lll-loll. ltul frelll lhl- first the girl would _h:l\'o llolio of it, Silo was tile lllosl I honorahll- girl ill the lhlltcil States. Silo told Paul sho loved Ilinl alld

"lro worn those (‘Zllltilllil stun-s

—~“l‘m sorry this “Us happened,

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