The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-07-14
eaAx0MA,s STRATEGY.

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1t was one of those warm, bright spring
days when little schildren IN risky az
young lambs, and those OF larger growth
feel the confinement of the sehool-room
irksome. The Mountville high cbool
was under the best of discipline. but or
saamad snsah u a1e mora atmospnere
I'M soLoIars 80 SI".IoHi.y'
;at;ons imno,fsct The naassna Iec-
self WINS Ike a bottle Of new w;ne raadr
to explode at the SLIGHTEST distnybancs
The rhetoric class. composed of bals.e.
nInds we're
woIata an5 49, nLoo,;oN alione sne
af 10. o' 'ne heSiecs
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sfYounp ladies. % said the nrofessor sT
think / ' had a hetor;c class baforo
capable of doing so we'll that ala SO
poorly. You onobt 70 he -asbamsdzSf
your standing this mont
II don't see fine GOOD of rbator;c an,
way. and it's aan awhile Srv 6s-a
study % said one
lyon will remembay Miss sonbv.
that vour class took mn this sf,,61 fb;s
term Inv vonr own ra1neot TwaraJ
vcu that stndv;na Riair,s Pha.oLe :"
no ch;Id,s NAV Rnt bay;n~ nSJart.heS
II + insist that Won must dc vo,r Las+
III Won are NOT more stnd;ons mrs ~
mort Won tn vopr narents
Better not report me-" said Clara
Williams, in a low voice, not meant to
reach her teachers ear. but it did.
'fSaucy grl.r said he. angrily. ovou
may leavefha class and 90 home, T will
see you father this evening. NV ,petience
is quite exhausted
Clara hastily left the class and walked
home as fass as she could d~ecorously.
She entered the house and reached her
own room without being seen. She was
angry a let the class, and her
rapiu walk 51ad not cooled her temper.
She threw herself upon the couch i q
nood Q! tears. d Q ne night to speak
E 20 n 9 ~ Iaae Wy, sne SAD, AN 1t
WIZ De mean 4lm 10 report me TO pa
pa. fo0r ne has trouble enough
a. o nie "isnoos nearing pad reports
oarnse,. ~ .aI al1lIa.s a.o I must De
on - Iii 1oS IN "a .ea,5s1;
a. .~ ~ n WIS. naohs
nano Iii 49, re ~ ny
fhamoht norontf oh II o.ay
mauaa IL LII 1911 uear, Mhn
.bam Ia pauE lnuo,e -sea,sl. Mhas
snaioa or papa WISH l NAOMI
or wbot sbon T aoSs ond p.oies-
- a. sama L;nd 49," @ Hcie
otod n tb;s. ..I1, WI en- ~ IN nHss c9inis,
C. da,vn =. az anu en SIanina.
II. uom NJ ai ia aIan room
..poor oh;i5 : IL y. aoous
ana.ba - SAL sme ou iaoy'
esBnt - III .an s,,e m
;.nY q NO. e sou ~. .b:Ha o1 ar !.
.notbe-. and 49,. r.h Gnu w
ahor,t POI IL ~ So .noIo
49, III sPoA
6hh,.H
oonb peneve q "ora aDout ms DONG
Mrong, ~ lsn = IKE INNS tne president Is
'oo naLu upon nun
aDeor cb;,S 49, - L. L.tta.
coo = asssas. Hypg oe'eeI
60
stRnt T sb.n. h.z. .h.,o. ob
there he comes mn Az valk tb;s n,;n,,te
and Ann will sbaw him r;obt into the Ii,
brorD a,bara nono :. - Soarin
seWeu de1r I'M .oo 100 7 con 4,
;Perbans I can manone 20 you ran zee
him. think he is a gentleman. and will
be c~onsiderate, Is Mike at work in the
garden, dear?' and grandma hurried out
into the yard where Clara saw her the
next moment in consultation with the
oardener
Meanwhile Professor Macy was not in
the most placid frame of mind. SQUIRE
Williams was the rich man of the place. of
high social position. and chairman of the
board of education. IL was not an agree
able task. certainlvAthat he had imposed
upon himself~tbe comnlain;nc 70 inch .
man of his only danGhter's do;nua THE
professor almost. renented bis ,bastv
words; but they had gone forth. and
who should disannul them2 SO he climb
ed the stone steps of the Williams, man
sion and rang the bell. conscious of sem
sations similar to those he had exner-
;encad vber oo;no - tba dant;.t,. III
an acbino tooth
'Souire Williams racoivad him cord;-
ally, and very naturally incurred after
the welfare OF the school The professor
repiied 10 ms quesaons 70 tne eHect mat
an Things were moving On smoothly.
but, salo ne, Il nave come 10 you.
sir, upona very unpleasant Grand just
at this point Fred, the small boy of the
family, rushed IN like q hurricane, e1-
claiming, Papa grandma, wants you
ont IN the garden thls minute; iGs very
important.
me Io,ne4', professor,
sala 1ne squire, l SET tn1s Doy
an example Q, niiai ooeoience.
as ne leit Ine room " one ooor Oihra a
entered ny announcer, any WIN IAoe an
natned Win Diusnes ana years. e4-
eia ..0S p.o.o,,o- M.,u,1 an ,,-rr1
o,oko , i. d;a ~. afts,noon oUd r IN =
tpVH never We to I'D do 40 AGAIN: but I wish Won
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