Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-06-18

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course said. attempting box q
'aSod1 resignation sdT EMJ
sitNoR, Sie1k SAY 1t in platitudes, De
warned, archly.
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sztrfria rcusrd .tise~esaFaFasise
sense, Z I FASTENED tosadd, THAT ia. you
know, | mean yon don look sS,Xffes
you aid at the hes sfa9ipg of ths q
SIS That's Why ! asked YOU wVkpk y ~
she asked, dnnpeen.tly-. sa.sN 80
saPerRaps I fpshsa q little, Soipekow,
Patricia sepA Always make me fush at
times. lsHseq pay eacllp las, p shiel y
asReFss keTs Rtagiscsed qHerys ss.sf q
You lax . tap lp ueh exercise Of tae
Wrong esort petssnonsh Of the Etghrps
went OPS ~ DapAi Rg is adj right but too
much aaneipa Fseay 81 Ball s,are yaFyswsll
:Kthey aden't roH arpapqd tpo eftenY ses
s1i Me- Rdt ps1ss docs or III SD ~ au shed.
d Still fwas met adisoope extsds and con
tinnedae iilsate hes-Fs are sinseRarf bile
,fropae balls aads tAsawrssi aHav pet5ts
ssouDers-HarenHa, b2opeleck:a Finally
Chickering's Gene Hnder the eyes. ss7eX
b Patricia how showed real, ooncsrn,s i
swasrgra1ifiedoa litAs. a. asairge wp.v
You need some eounteracting exer-
frfse. I pursued. Easy. regurar, not
lftifssAiS tidarhtk ha A tlrssC .sasff eaiies
plinu a"u oouAa tt1fS1i eAereise III
imuianl' ana orings steep tnat reps
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~ az wv !. -. -. TEA eae1slse. 80.
81 81. ~ s 4 ~. auaens EnV
sake Ok n. isaF' is's2axa on ancledsi Ivy
l1ne you muse NIKE yonr sfunes vs.
| tue iaeSh ar ~ asx altase. h tui'
nour pa1fel Woafa de - pper man ING
4 o9u. uillsss H.. We1e hReaueu lnto
/ dtn lennisssolI no, l sfia'
I regular exercise. lheySare Voc irFg-
ular. Iney might persalt 70 me. por-
Tiags. put not tne. porTioge ltseI.
Wetl,7s Wnat then! Patricia Ide-
manded 'kating Summer is al
most mere now. ASA9
NO. Let's see-rowing? Blisters,
sunburn" Patricia shuddered. 81 have
ia picycfe!s ISL ssa-ls e@1oz
but = never tried to ride but once I
Patriciaput downher teacupwith some
thing ike dismay. an@ otsed
Often sincethatt time I have wondered
whether my conduct wasentirelyiin ac-
cord with professional ethics. From
the viewpoint Of the straight-laced, II
was not, perhaps. FergI know. Patricia
did not ride. d Though as for0myself. I
| have ridden for years. andineverrcomes
a clear sweet daylin spring or summer
that donot feel that the hards winding
sroads of the park are calling me- And
many time1T have answered and en-
joyed q half-hour's spin among the
trees and birds. with the fresh Z sweet
air tanning, my face. N But riding
alone and riding. with a companion
who could make ones pulse heat
! faster anywhere, are, two very different
things. There is a defpite nearpess
when man and maid go a-wheeling to-
l.gether. and-I-aad- thought. Of 1t often in
my rides ,nlole. Tor have Patrjcia. PEDAL
fngS bsside Hie did seFb#n the bias
i.ure of the sport md the association,
the -companionship, had thotght