The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-17
Ease OF PLAGIARISM

y Young couple stood on the bank op.
boslte the Gadhy contemplating that
smnh penthouse with something less
.han feeling Of ownership than they
nad hitherto experienced. A fiery little
Steamer went up the river. and the
waves taking advantage Of The con
FUSION ran and kissed the green bank
ana We're on again before the green
pank had time 70 protest From the
lop deck of the Gaday came a song TO
me ears Of Mr. Stewart Of Throgmor
ION street and of young Mrs. Stewart.
that they were beginning 10 know quite
Well albeit Miss Bagge. the singer had
only been there since the morning
Miss bagge accompanied herself on the |
hanlo' and accompanied herself all
wrong.
I'm little Alabarmer coon.
Amt been born very long"
wonder" said little Mrs Stewart
~ wonder, now. how many more
times she's going to play thaty"
MY dear love-" said Mr.. Stewart
sitting down on the bank.
Don't call me your dear love. Hen.
ry until that dreadful girl is gone"
NY dear Mrs. Stewart. what can
dof can't treat her as we brokers
treat stranger who happens 10 stroll
INTO the house, can IL You wouldn't
care Tor me to catch hold OF her ana
mash her hat IN and hustle her out OF
the place
n shouldn't All you have 10 do Il
10 be distant with her"
One can't be very distant on small
honseboat"
= believe YOU like Miss Bagge still.v
said Mrs. Stewart
= don't mind her when she's stil
said Mr. Stewart. "Its when she bobs
about and plays that da-" =
Henry, dearl"
plays that banjo Of hers that she -,
makes me hot"
The shrin voice came across the !,
stream. :,
Hush a bye, don't you cry. mammv's
little darling;
Papa's gwine to smack you If you do. - s
Boat ahoy" called Stewart. g
The boy on the Gaddy came M from q
somewhere and pulled over 10 them y
and conveyed them TO the houseboaf s.
Miss Bagge, looking down from be- a
tween the Chinese lanterns gave a lit Il
he shrek Of delight as their boat bump- G
ed at the side OF the Gadny a
''Oh. y0n newly married people She =,
cried. archly. as she punched up her Ia
skirts and came skittishly down the
steps; where have you beeng Leav Ia
ing poor little me alone with my music
FOR such a time" III
-Did you say music. Miss Baggeg" 81
~Yes. dear Mrs Stewart My banjo.
you know" st
"0h." said little Mrs. Stewart. Of
Afraid you don't like plantation mel
odics. Mrs. Stewart" 81
= used to think did. Miss Bagge.v N
Stewart had gone along 70 get some pc
thing iced 70 drink and something in az
the shape Of a cigar 10 smoke OF
How things change Mrs. Stewart
don't thcyi I'm sure It doesn't seem ST
six years ago -hem-Mr Stewart and / m
and ma and two OF three others came
up Is NARROW. / think that was long vs.
before your day. before you came over VI
from Melbourne. and we did really to-
have the most exquisite time Eli
Have you looked through the even an
ing paper Miss Baggerr Interrupted
little Mrs Stewart hurriedly sa
-Oh yes. dear. I've looked through
it twice. One on two most interesting "y
cases ma
.Wherc did you put its ] want to
See what O'Bricn has done FOR Middle
srxr III,
1--WE dropped It somewhere" said
Miss BaGge. "Could the boy 80 up for
ny trunk before i gets dark left i ly.
b the station. and ] shall have some ac
more things down next week ws
Next week. It.