Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-10-16

AAN EaAA w AAeh hAANN a NNNA NNANA y
thousand years ago
Dear me-" said the Boy.
Ills theories Of life are very beau
tiful. The only thing that really
matters are soul transitions. And
look here" She stretched one hand
ACROSS the table with the pink palm
upward.
just look at that fain; star un-
der the life line. That indicates that
the real romance Of my life hash tyet
unfolded is TO sweepme away like
a mighty wave"
Great Scott!' said the Boy; does
Majji look like a fighting man.
lie doesn't entertain any thoughts
but those Of love, harmony, and the
soul. III, thinks women are far, far
above men. He taught me for the
first time to appreciate how wonder
ful We are. lie found new lines in
my palm every day"
Where did these seanccs occur;"
asked the Boy.
ON he beach. We walked down
there every morning and ,a, under
my green umbrella. Those women
up al the inn had field glasses watch
iug u all the time. Wcpretoudcd 10
be flirting just to make them mad. -
That Is very soulful, ,aid the Boy.
How did Won tear yourself away
from all this enchantment:"
All. there Is the marvellous thing!
All TIN, time, while Majji was ex-
planning TO ne the beauty Of the soul
and the rcmarcc-you see. be- didn't
know ar first that I was married-at
least he imagined that I-er-vas
widow"
Did. en-" aid the Bow. Coon"
All The TIME l was thinking Of
YOU alone here in town. You see. you
were my romance, but-he-Majji
didn't know, | questioned him 10
tell me more and more about the TO-
nance. but be said it would Just hap
pen. lie said there were a great
many things so mysterious that We
just felt them"
Is NajJi still at Dai,yhurst:"
asked the Boy. with terrible inten-
si;y.
No. When / told him I was COM
ing into town to see you De became
Disguised with the place and every
thing lie went on-he ,a.d. He
was always going on-on-on. It
was really beautiful TO hearhim.
But those women at tho inn had
begun 10 gossip. They talked and
talked and whispered whenever Majii
even SAID good morning on the piazza.
You know they have a very odd way
Of saving good morning
No didn't know" said the
Boy
They bow very low-irom the
waist-you know, very seriously and
solemnlv."
Il see" said the Boy.
But when Main left Daisyhurst
| drove down in the bus-to see him
off-and when | 20, back. would YOU
believe it,-tho,e horrid old things
sat around and pretended to be read
ing or embroidering and didn't see
me. | swept past them and vent TO
my room and cried. Then / packed
my grip and took The train for town.
l left no word where l was going-I
just thought I'd leave them in the
dark"
"0h, YOU are clever girl" said the
Boy. smiling az Her Majesty. Nov,
l think you'd better put on Q gown
and wen 70 directly hack there
TO Daisyhurst Why
Never mind. There are some
very mysteriou, things that YOU just
felt. lust feela, though we hsd bet
ter 20 back 10 the i'm and sit on the
beach under your green umbrella
But Why
There are IL WAYS 10 XIII cock
reaches, > remarked the Boy, mysteri-
ou,ly.
But one Will do" said Her Majes-
". thoughifully.
Exactly" said the Boy, smiling
into hermystical eycs-N. Y. Times.
Newspaper Puns.
Can a saw buck:-St.Jo sephNews.
You bet. CsR a hor.e fddle?-keo-