Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-04
THE TYPEWRITER.


ments. But | have become revolution
isod-I don't know what ] am have
lecome. but that is--not another story
Int the tail Of this one, aud stories and
wnsps should never be grusped tail end
On stite of the habits OF novel reading
ynupg ladies and unsophisticntcd child
hood, The fact % | advertised for o
Young lads to 10 copying for inc at tho
oIilee. | will not deny that my partner i
advised me not 10 do so, strongly ac'
v5..d me a gainst Il, and IN an experience
,,,i,tsn tone said. "Nover depend on
wonen.H But persisted and adyet.
tised.
Tho next morning upon my arrival at
,be Office George, tho Aforesaid partner,
tept hurting remarks at me from the
doorway OF the inner Office about the
.,yisiops Of loyelness that would soon
illumiuc the dark apartment, rob II of
he severe. businosslil,o aspect (hcrc
,,inrp,D ''nud even lend an air Of beauty
10 mis- forlorn room etc. | growlcd
~ him 90 shut up, that tllnro was TO be
no nonsense about this thing. The girl
was to be engaged for business writing,
and there wasn't 10 be any sentiment In
Tho matter. Hero he gave an ironical
lauvh. and asked mo was "dead sure"
In my most severe tone replied that
WIS.
Just then the "yisions Of loneliness"
began to apply for the situation, mud
George and his voice temporarily disap.
pcarad. for which WIS very thankful.
We'll, was greeted by all shapes and
sizes OF visions from one specimen with
uutidy hair aud dirty bare hands TO an
APPALLING "drcnm' In blond braids AMI
10 much paint that | was tempted to
stick IN q pin 10 SOC how recent the up.
plcnHon was. ] was disgn'tcd. | closed
the door on the last one, and sinking in
chair silently wished Ind tukcn
Georges advice and no. advertised. How
did he come 10 know 20 much, anyhow,
about women, bother him.
Georges voice was heard, and George
again appeared Ia the doorway. "What
do want anyhow he asked. "Whlt
would suit you'' Hcre are nix separate
girls" "Oh," interrupted, Tor 1 con.
ie.s was annoyed. II understood they
were Siamcse spxtuplcts!' lie staggered
back from the doorway clasping his houd
IN an c1tuvagaut fashion, aud | heard
him munuuriug: "p0Or followl one
girl is too much for feeble man-bui
nix. six, aix-ah!r with prolonged sym.
pathetic yocali2ation most distressing Ia
a business Office. was about TO make
u hasty rcjo!ndor when the outer door
opened and IN came q neat little girl IN
black, followed by body guard Of
una" and "clder sister" presumably,
The leader was trembling, and 80 was
tho body guard. Consequently / grow
perfectly calm, placed seats for the tire,
and invited conversation, dimly con
scious that George was trying 70 sc,
without being seen In order TO be primcd
for fertilizer attentions.
soon found out that the youngest
lady desired to write for me, her mother
assuring me OF her daughters ability
supcrbpenmanship moral character ant
hmiamlity. Amiability In business
object Then tho older sister turned M
and said how Carol was 80 thoughtful
and DESTROYS Of helping them along, an,
70 had insisted upon trying to get some
thing TO do. and by lucky chlnco tina
lay hor eyes had rested ON my advertise
ment, and how they had all said togothc
IN one breath Il have heard Of ON
handkcrchcfper family, but ono BREATH
that 1t was the very place. Aud hoy
they had como In the Spruce and Wood
land avenue car. and It had taken then
nearly forty-hye minutes.
All this time my dear little Carol
beg your pardon, there is that wrun
end again-and all the time the it'll
girl sat there just MS quiet US u mouse
which pleased me very much.
When they had finished she asked m
should she write To show me her hand
writing, and said "yes." So she too
her glove oil md went to the desk an
wrote her namo thus-Cnroline Welto
and then told her to write mine an
she wrote Richard A. Yohc-and yo
have no idea what an extremely unbus
nessliko thought darted into my hea
when saw those two names together.
engaged hcr to come on Monday
begin work, aud amid food Of reco
lections from ma of how her dear dea
husband "neycr expected dear Car
would ever have to work." and "ho
pleased he would have been that 81
should be employed by 80 considcrnte
gentleman reckless profusiou
smiles and bows from elder sister, M
demure nod from the little one, linn
ly shut the door on thom and waited {,
George to appear. lie appeared.
You are u Sybaritc-an opicurc
feminine loyeliness, gay doce!yor wi
has pretended TO bo indifferent to won
an" Then In a heartbrohen ton
"shc will break your heart and ruin oI
Office comb"
And all tho timo that donkey sto'
there firing remark after remark, b
and sat and felt foolish. don't kno
why. Finally he went back 10 his wol
whis,ling Love Comes Like a Summer
Sigh The young idiot! Fortunate
l had a business engagement and mn
aged to get out. so the revolution /
gan.
Monday morning at g o'clock MI
Welton appeared, dcmuro aud slight
nervous. SO was /, George was IN
next room, inwgrdly ohuckling, l a
morally certain. After a deal Of c
gunlocutiun q think that ia Il must
word for tho opcTauon) managed
'how Scr what she was TO copy and b
1t was 10 be done. silence roigncd
actually two hour. Then some N
came In 10 see George and Inc.
a.