The Southern herald., 1894-12-14

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re zisruz Ess1tzs Fl1zsf s SEES Ed
na1 Left HIH Is thz caI4
He stood at the eoruer 81 Haeiaar
end Aieh.Eea eFeauss Eho oIAer ias
ahen the wind came down oH Ta'zs 81
Clair VITA q eald edee f8n. HeHas
leaning e. litzle sasssn eaae an1i i4
described 3 hall circle under ths pres.
snre. He had "a 81 etkereai-loolsinz
white strew Has and q light Summer
sns& aa4 his general appeaFance was
fairly hit q b 3 neWsooy when -
cried cut:
|Au y0u fslleFs esme on and Sc e
gnm-dEoR walkin' around On Bis Aind
legs.r
The gum-drop shivered Is he pesea
Il was fail everest weather, ana -
gns clad fuf $50 degrees ia the shade
Very embarrassing 70 Be caught %
this way. donehs5 knawq" he Is.
planned . the oniockers ia 4 weary
way. Its al the fault Of the signal
-ofice, doncher seer Predicted hof
wave. bs-s,awFe. and d failad e mate
rialize, Came down from ne subufban
dcniciie prepared for snltry aay, ana
bless ne heart i haven't nearly pen.
ished with cold. ye knnu.r
.See him shiyarr' called & gamin.
"Shivah OF course shivahF' re-
piled the weary man. as he indalged n
shake. Il am no volcano that
shouldn't shivah under this sudden
change. Bless met but III see the peo.
pie in the signal oiIlea and give en- q bit
Of me mind for thisi Nevah depended
on their predictions befoh. and nevah
win again, doncher knawF'
Here's your high pressure Ia tho
Mississippi valley" shouted another
boy.
''That's another point / wish to touch
on, We lnaw," replied the qum-drop.
"What do lnaw about high pressufs.
low pressure, increased cloudiness,
storm centern and all thatq / zee BY
the report that il IS TO be warmer,
'doncher knawl-much warmer-aud
accordingly ! prepars for the change
In the language Of The Greek am ~.
foshed-which means that ! am Left
boxed up-put IN 5 hole. doncher
knawlr afaf # fl i
He shiveredagain = Rrst-elass high
toned shiver, such as nsbob might Be
proud Of, and continued.
when a fellah has his eollah and
tie and trousers aud hat to look ont for
his mind Is fully occupied, doncher seer
He cawn't be polling his nose into the
newspaper and increasing his burdens
by trying TO understand what the sig.
nal officer means BY the Ohio valley,
low pressure. high pressure, humidity,
and all that. ] wouldn't think Of it.
you see-no fellah would think Of IL
II is all owing 70 che ambiguity OF the
signal officer that have been kyfoshed
done up-laid On the shell, dOncher
knaw2''
"Play MS q chune wild yer teethr'
screamed chunk Of . b0otblack.
''The ideah Of deceiving fellah lilo
thisr' continued the victim, as the
wind swept down Monroe avenue and
raised another crop Of goose-pimples
on his legs. Il think shall sue for
damages, doncher seeP / shall, no
doubt, be prostrated BY this exposure.
be-GawgeI and it's daestion whether
my system wiz recovah from the
shock. If don't may 20 of in
week, doncher knaw9 And II il does !
may lingah along for years, you see-
lingah along such . shattered wreck
that no tailor can ever fit me trowsers,
again, We knawl'
There goes another shiver,n called
two or three boys In chorus as the thin
clad form was again agitated
Certainly l shivah, he replied. II
was waiting here to see friend who
might lend me an oyercoat, ye knaw,
but he's been switched of, the same d
this hot wave. Me play Is to proceed
homeward with all possible dispatch
and to imbibe some gin and watah,
and then write to the papahs that the
signal bureau Is a delusion, doncher
knawP Be-Gawgel IN quite break
mp the business befoh ! let 60, doncher
see?'
And he lifted his little cane Of the
ground ana ioated up Woodward av.
enue like man who would never rest
until he had the signal officers scalp
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