Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-09-26
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And How The Cir In Pink Shit Wals
Would have Spent II.

And How The Gin In Pink shln Waist
Would have Spent u.
'Look what have foundv' cried the
girl In the pink shirt waist, "a glove
with 5.blll tucked In one finger and q
ten In anothcr!'
"Niy goodness said the girl in the
linen suit, II always thought that such
safe way to carry money"
"Why, 80 did l." said the girl In the
lace cape, II often"
"And l." said the girl in the linen
suit, ut always seemed safer than o
pockctbook, because everyone knows
that is to carry money In, while no.
body"
"What IRE YOU going to do with It."
"What are you going to do with the
money!" asked the girl in the lnse cap.
u don't know" said the girl IN the
pink shirt waist; II suppose somebody
will claim 1t, or I shall see an adver.
tisement In the morning paper to"
II shouldn't look at the advertise.
ments at all," said the girl in the linen
suit, though. of course. n you just
happen to hear Of anyone who lost"
''Oh, I SHALL" said the girl In the pink
shirt waist, II never did have any such
luck"
"You could buy some awfully nice
things with 49," said the girl in the
lace cape. Goodness me, how hungry
am, and I've only my car fare left"
80 am l." said the girl In the linen
suit. "and I've nothing but punctured
quarter. oh. Fife do look ct those
lovely organizes! If I had SIS, l."
But you know It really doesn't BE-
long to me yet; somebody might"
II just don't believe they WILL" said
the girl In the lace cape. Anyhow,
people who IRE 80 careless deserve to
lose their money. Oh, Fife, I know n
place where they have the lovelicst Ices
If had any money left I'd treat you
both. but"
"Well, after all, doubt II ever find
out who lost It,"
"Of course you won't" said the cir:
In the linen suit. III you advertise
somebody might get It; then you'd Just
be encouraging vice."
"Why. 30 I would" said the girl In
the pink shirt waist. II suppose the
money really belongs to me. How far
~ It to the place where they keep those
Ices"
"Oh Just n little way. Dear me.
Ellie. how well you look in that new
hatv
Doesn't she? Oh, Efic, I heard
somebody pay you lovely compliment
the other day, but I'm too faint to tell
1t now"
Let us 60 and get some iccs,' said
the girl In the pink shirt waist; I've can
have nice long talk over there. Ill
get the organizes when como back"
"IIow NICE" said the girl In the lace
cape. Look, girls. here comes Enid;
how pale she Is, too. DO you suppose
Dick has"
"Oh, Enid" said the girl in the pink
shirt waist, do join us. We are going
for some Ices, and"
''Oh, girls, I can't, I'm nearly wild;
I've Just lost S15. II was In tan.
colored glove; S. in one and SLOWLY
Efiic. you dear thing. you have It In
your hand! Where did you find IT."
cover yonder by the lace counter IT
said the girl In the pink shirt waist
family. II wns Just wondering how ia
find the owner" .4. -
EYES," said the girl In the lace cape
two were just consulting as to the best
plan"
"You really should be more careful
said the girl in the linen suit. "Sup.
pose some dishonest persons had
II know It. l shall be moro careful
In future. Now, Efiic. should be glad
to accept your invitation. An Ice
would"
FL think I must 60 home now"
said the girl In tho pink shirt waist,
"I-that Is, am not feeling very we'll
Can anybody lend me a nickel for car
fareY'--ChicagO Times-I Herald.