The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-06
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p Pas.s,qyiul.ale .s,y i. 81 Strateg z. ' '

N-aHN rfH
slgaAa Msaehii Aved on the top moor
Of the ea4ee.ssortsd fieKety old sbuilds
ing in the rear Of the four-storied
rickety old building that looked out
UR3Mdlbeay sFfeet. hThel fourstOred
anEsAfRg shddisNi little air land sum
aaght 10 sgFxe tbi itRshnndEeda OF men.
wapen and chAldFeAra a94ss sssss
In the winter the building in the
rear was comfortable as a home, but
4aCtKe isann1srest Was afearhlls hot
May gBgsuDdys.had uter sleep, on f;tne
roof HeEe7 aMtle5I 5Iglta, for she vas
sQllys faHFfeeq years old and small for
her age, could lie awake at night and
look up at me stms and dream Of
RsEHpaae. .oas.7S 9: a.fss es.i3
~ HeI sges ahsE naIghbRFs lie lived In
,ihs fraHts Aspssl ,Hsawas .eigateen,
end ;pfl was tall and brayf, and gave
her the peanuts and apples that he
could not sell, so that she loved him
and he loved her
Il, 4ulia.s- father was shoemaker, and
had but little liking for Pasquale
An 'of. the Bucfos had been neef-do
4telis3, 'he declared the father had
dien anAsieft his ionly son nothing but
saitushcagt. and a. barrel af fapples and
"a, !, bag Of peanuts, Pasquale had
Worked hAfd, ne admitted, but he was
mot in a good position. and his trade
did not pay-weu- for the policeman
ate half his. stock in trade on some
days, 'aIld Oh Bthsf days waired Until
, As shad isoid 7fhtee dollars worth Of
'aijb4ee ahdH peanuts. and then arrested
rim andtoolo himi0fti 10 eenrt, where
7bs was fnafi aall that he, had made
No, Pasquale was not the ,,nan for
Julia, her father declared, for she was
extravagant and used 70 every COM
f6rtgI ahdh snshoesuinn ths Summer
stlme ana new sbaNls when the Datril
qfic sons ,of, Italy had their picnics In
Lion Park. SO Julia was told never
10 think 'of Pssqlale again. 'i'Ht'.ii.,
7lldWia'&as tiureitiiat she loved Pas
qnale, and she knew that he loved
pilot tt97o asq tRtFtl ita,wPs ssll soon AFI
ranged.
Pasquale said-that he would make
a sfoFnal gter, ,0f, his hsart..and hand,
and stbeR. II her. father wqqld not let
them get, married, why they would do
50 anyh6w and ask bis consent after
itwtaf,i" -Tneh he went away. : ~
next mof'ning when neF mothet
7#tnel leut, s6 Market she was ready.
She dnape down the sstRirs and then
through the alley to Mulberry street
and then down to the Bowery Past
adaai9 was wsitihs for -her. They got
3Skr4Hs keleaHtedi andr went nway up
acwHnHad,s bia .issTist q aa
.yili6owfHA arel ssle,; said Pasuusle3 /
'SheN VIII. AeyeD seek, fer vs.. up ,shis
,fia.FE, saAd /. have, bought a sboeplack
stand up here and we Will soon be
Ffth and 80 hahpy" "'
~ VtNhehs ars We to Sbe marrfea7d
asked Julia. her heart beating yiolent
ly at the mere prospect Of so much
happiness r.;.,,
u you wiif trust me. won't you, my
foR d'8ReZ- tkaid Pasduaie. IT have d
sch henie' We 'Rfll not7be naarried yet I
-s0eoh. .iohls' erred !Juilai Aer heart sicR
with shOErofd rsu'1r sHf junli sag8 ]
Inoi,Wait mQmept{ mys precious, !
cried Rasqpals,si-'l am going TO take
you to my ahnt's house. She is good
and kind. and VII see that no ksrIa
suUEns6 to lV0siEs Besides, J bavsi ny
Jaeheihe hedt Oh, Jst9w.3 3sm4Dns as.io3 /
sssBo Iqiia event to live With Pas
gAAle aunt and stayed there three
,aEFe osRe; was happy for Pasqaaiq
Gould Come TO see her gheneter hs
wanted "a. ana there was no need