The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20
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lions being Milton and another Shepherd
Watson, his friend and roommate at the
Rock River seminary. Neither Of these boys
being at all athletic it was rather curious
that Bill and Joe YOhe should treat rhem
with so much consideration.
III was standing before the huge cannon
stove, talking with Bette when Milton and
SHEPPARD returned to the sch00house. The
mans hard black eyes were filled with u
baleful fire and his wolfsl teeth shone
through his long red moustache. 1t made
Milten mutter under his breath as he
saw how inn0cently Bette laughed
with him. She never dreamed and could
nos have comprehended the vleness Of the
mans whole life and thought No hideous
Lizard re7eled i'll the mud more absolutely
than he. His conversation reeked with it,
his tongue dropped poison each moment
when among his own sex, and his eyes
hlazcd 1t forth when in the presence OF ths
opposite sex.
Hello Bill" said Milton with easy in
difference. How goes it,
70, bout $3.50. You rather got ahead
o me might, didn't yoh?'
well; rather. The man that gets
ahead o me has got t drive a good team,
ehE' he looked at Bette.
I'd Ike TO try it."
"Well lots 90 across the road" said Mil
ton TO Bette anxious to get her out of the
way OF Bill.
They had to run the gauntlet of the
WhooplE@ boys outside aud Bette proved too
Hetj OF foot Tor them all.
hen they entered the Dudley house op-
postc, Betties cheeks were hot with color,
but the r0gUish CLEAN in her eyes changed
to cUrlously naughty and disdainfu look
rs she passed i}l1cker who stood desolately
beside the door looking awkward and sui
Len.
Milton was a great favorite and he had
no time to say anything more to Bette as
pracf-Inaker. lie reached Ed as soon as
possible.
I'D, what's up between you and Better
Blocker replied and he spurred himself des-
Uerajely into the fun
'ltll make Ell BlacIier squrm t see
i@,S| come IN on 4liit Jeunings's arm" said
ill 10 Shepherd after Milton went ont
" III, Shuss. deuk it viii" Shepard was
loohing round the room where the old people
were hoSelaSsiy eathing supper and Tho
steaih'nS oysters amt the cold chickens
Ha}9F} mel Went 10 his heart One Of the
to him
,Sbee9hard you come run over t the house
an tell the young folks that they can come
over supper about S O'clock, that'u be in
h3lt an hour. You understands
b,,,' ~ I, m a., So hungry! Can't y give me 3
hq4S chicken { stay m stomach?"
airs. toQFcue laughed. I'll fish you Out
'!funS1ck, she said. aud he went away
gnawlng. qr3r if hungrily Biz Erent TTitb
MI f sui IL D,elchl4e forth against BIackler
face fr a cent. / wish he NonId ~ "a l 10y
the life out of i'm in n mint - - '''N
why don't you pitch info ATI+ hoe ooA
her now. He's the one vi orto bo 49, SIS
min. "'iN-
On, he don't mean ro+b;,,, - :. r.
don't care fr her. T saw IN, I nE ~ ne
ct the show with tba OIL H., w 70 I0"h
jest maxim Ed mad " . 0I'cI' ne
a game Of sConnnboo,o,.,, ,,-..-.
they entered. Rettin 80 mas gong on as
it but Milton in tha oorrfo, ~ ne tne most OF
talking with nom ~ ~ 4bI IooEIne on ana
grown such game '''''0 VINO had out
The ring of noisv g,,ut-..,
intoxicated vounes ne mISne tn ana laughter
nearly to the wall cd -, Iiitd tAe room
ring flow Rattia n,,s, aYI I lh9 round the
Go II 10 Z-oII oii1 1y;,, " 90 zone
You're GOOD 80 III ~,
Milton laughed and oI .r sE!i1l nhepAafd,
foot Better AIS 1'''i0S' A19s
Like another Atalor+.
girl sppd nov do'Ji.;ti' tue superb young
now do,rbIiur ~, 0I5'. 80 through the ring,
hen. bv f',r,,i57, - P'tlSIef 1ried 70 catch
third cir,1,it Ir',.l.i, ~ I'Sl she made the
ha, placa in ~. - ~ 'auaulus TOOK
hor, dntnrtnj-,,I 10 e+..7 ~ 40 rushed upon
..t'y.ra Ii,, Nv 49, q Nis9 ANYHOW;
'0pha+;s nor f,ir - NH
U,as Cat,r,,t },r- Ian t.''I t5r rest ana ha
,sssh III ~ ' 'oA'h hjtuds.