The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1904-08-20
e.oh, no: = young and handsome

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whoever heard Of such a thing? He
owns a big house, and it has no mort
gage on it. Don't love him, indeed
Mrs. Timber1ake was standing at the
door. But if she doesn't love him she
can't help it. said the sympathetic
mother
Undertake looked around with a
froWn. Margaret, my dear, wish you
| would not bear her out ID her silli-
ness
But you loved mamma when you
married" was what any girl would
say.
Undertake raped on the table.
stOh, Of course; yes, that's all right.
But we are not talking about that.
| That was a long time ago; there was
more meaning to love then than now. Z
Love endures always said Mrs.
TimberIake.
.sOh, can't love him!'' the girl al
most moaned. Hes got such little
ears and
"Oh, you can't love him because he's
got little ears. You love man on ac-
count of his ears. Ears. Then an ele-
plant 11ust be well favored II your
sight Earst Well, I'll swear
Ike interview was broken up, the
father going out muttering, StEars!n
McWilliams called at the factory the
next f1av. s<What-What luck - he in
| auired.
TiuaDerlaIke cleared his throat. II
fear that it will take her some time to
decide
s.she didn't say anything against
me, did she3"
tsoh, no: upon the contrary, she is
very much pleased with you. Go out
| to see her. A man should always plead
| his own cause. 4,
The young man went I'd the house
to D1ead his cause. and he pleaded well.
| love Investing q dull mind with elo-
| auenee He swore that Florence was
| necessary to his happiness. and she be
lievad him see said that she was sor-
~ and sha nrnvad II M q tear that
cleaned mon her cheek hut that was
all. she could never. marry hin, she
held ant her hand and haned ~ meet
| him in heaven He took II ana ae-
eIarad tbat far-off heaven was All
riebt h,1f Il vac ,3of wt,af ne Was look
ing for i,1st at present He wanted
| her Il malxa heaven "a t1is earth
she gave him another tear. and dis
missed him
i short fine afterwards there came
another s,1it,r one who had heen hang
| ing about-o1d John Foster. His proD-
osition was business like. He would
make over half his nronertv to her
Tinberlale fastened to his daughter
with this proposition. She declared
that. she wouldn't marry old man
| Foster Ia save her life. Foster was
| advised 10 Mead his own eanse. He
might have 4 compelling reserve force,
So he went and nleaded. she did moi
give him . tear. she sent for the cook
| to show her the man who had presumed
to come as 4. lover. and the impudent
cook LAUGHED in his face. He fumed
his Way back to the factory. and
| sfarrned into Timher1ake,s Office.
4sir have Won any resnect for me n
~ honor Won. what's The tro11ble? q.
would YOU heed a request from
me?,,
ssurelv Name it,
sThen discharge that internal crea-
ture, your cook..
Tinoherlaka hemmed and hawea
esWhv,, said H. ashe IS tha finest beef.
steak cook II the connfrv
s0h she i, Ana che can aoo1x -
tba nost inso1e,,t dis1, If anv one II f1s
| eo,,n4rys yo,,r 57a-,gl,tar cant for ba,.
and sba 1a,,etad = nc a. 1nssv,
Ard now vo11 Y,,I,sf DISCHARGES her 81
o,,r ra1at;onsrfn is - a. and !.
II i hard NOT "a o4ev the raauesf M
| money. 60 Timber1ake gave him baN-
hearted promise. That night his steak
was better than ever, but he sent fol
the cook. MARY Ann White said he
II admire YOU as a cook. but T cannot
| nor will I, put up with your insolence
| When my friend Foster was here you
| laughed at him.
Mary Ann acknowledged it. she
could not keep back her mirth, be was
So funny.
Well, but ] didn't hire you to
| 1aagh.''
NO" replied he cook, 1t wasn't
mentioned in the contract. 2
.sOh, yes, the contract, had forgot
ten it. =