Smyrna times., 1903-07-29

Slter her or trust to some ono
bringing her back" 0 one
Why do either?" asked Papa Allan
eyelng Molly over his coffee cnn ct,
Molly does not want to stay with ns
perhaps 1t would be better 70 Iet bo,
lun away Some day she may not find
any one TO bring her back. and tbon
wiz wish she had been a good
Molly went on eating her oatmeal
al Hn" lnlik with the air of stone imsoo
t-ItI neu' as conversation tagged and She
toi' 'naV perhaps her parents expecteo
nef TO say something, she remarked
cheerfully: - ''' II eu
=, Daddy. if you keeps on GROWING m
through your hair, will you have ruf.
day?" '0"i neck some
This sort of conversation r,o -.
ting, so MIR. Allen said sternIv. ''
Molly, your mother and I ara 90
s % take you to the beach TO-DAY
ana L warn you now that if Won rnn
away from US We shall not run aftor
you When you get tired Won no,,n.
u" your way back to us. And"
mere Fapa's voice grew really dreadful
you md some one you like bet
toi 'nan You like us. you may live
WIN them forever if you wan to-
-, "oiiy expression was angelic, but
she did not reply. ''''
WoI1
"eil' they went to the beach. and !
LOT little while things went beanti. .
lully' There was quite crowd and
good many amusing things. Mollu
Kept mold of Daddy's hand and cbatteJ
merrlly. After while they all sat \
uown under an awning, and then Mol =
y oesan to show signs of mischief 5,
l want my shoes off" she said. \
when L runs away | can 90 fo.to, = =
without my shoes" The saint-Iike :
eyes looked warningly up at Mamma -.
On! You're going to run awav?" ~,
laughed Papa. You are going to give h,
us warning. When are you going and =" 1
where. We may like to call ON Won e'
some day" 'OU
going as soon as nv sboas IA
oH' Molly answered, and the two
little dimples came into the CORNERS of
ler mouth. - ed
''You would ba++or Loo. wh
N to-day, sighed Mamma, 81 never Dec
ould get along without my little girl"
'Oh, mol Take her shoes off bv all NO
aeans' Papa brok in, elf Molly real aoe
wants to leave us she shall. I dare. pct
ay we can find some one to wear her tru
ed shoes and stockings" be
Get little lame girl" Molly said lani
18th cruel smile, "tnen She cannot 1aIs
In away" Abe
But, without answering, Papa took = :
the pretty bright shoes and socks F0''
I'd two little willful bare feet wrio.
ed In the hot sand. The red hat was
lshed back on the golden curls and o.. -
om the expression of bliss on the ao|'
lall dlmpled face Mamma scepted ni e
ouble and her heart sank. ', "i''
Goodbye, Molly, good luck to
u" said Papa.
Mamma will miss her little dauob- dnst
:, sighed Mamma; but the naughty at II
tie daughter, with gay laugh. was them
tually running. obIo.
Oh must go! She will be lost in other
crowd, cried Mamma. VIII
L can see that red hat for milo ,, thing
ghed Mr.. Allen, ''and Mollv is part Q
aid of the waves. Now. do NOT bo rich,
lish, my dear. let her bava bo. en- tant t
unnlng away. 1t will do her good.
'ther think it is in her blood.
away myself once, and for three The
rs enjoyed life as [ never had be- Home
' When she gets hungry she will article
g out the white flag. Well follow ''The
distance" is W
at distance they followed the writer
hat. The little girl, darting hither den' Z
yon, never once looked back. She Fowel
having very fine time, and she W. ON
not ,ILan to limit it by seeing her OF the
and kin at her heels. " Treated
'ontlme drew near. Mr.. ~Allen 60. -
planned to dine at the big hotel. toI1a -
Molly had been promised chicken ohiona
ICE cream, but so far Miss Molly oirI -,
'bo e.' 81 'ne nag ol truce' of revie
: o..I.I iJ JosSlnS on anead' ing.
bic 81 - I. lion no'el ana dinner pecially
- ~ 5o''in8 mohotonous, Publish
led Papa" eff she had the least Co,ono
of lost child, policeman might lar vo
her by taking her in hand. As
he looks as IF she might belong
nearest responsible party" The q
~ call her! lmplored Mrs. AL and Ho
Il really think she ought to be continu,
ned. mined v
le II get hungry soon, Mr.. Allen $50 cred
ed. "She's NOT abova obiokon in tbo