The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-11

Nov you the sort of people Eye she won't stir for me- e'N ee' ''' and 2sy Bs sas old sss with n bling hands speaks in husky altered yoice5 .,.r. o seSs st @ "s fsod % s s Bless you, young ladies Ccourtseyingl You won't
 s fn Sf This to h Ethel (snapplshly9: No: she hasn't; you're quite don't Soa o ha1en S' had anything y to eat for Sh tS % Ethel how can
 Takes old womans oman hand and pats 1t eonsolingly2 Cook won't refuse if ask her. and I've got a few n hd% o he me rtbei: tho get N"t her int; into chair
 nE ReggIs: s1,. :, Here you arePushes chair forward s the *o%"" is psSSs }S is oh y nsF paon old joints What Sat wh m the and the mbago sha ,,I Evelyn: How terrible Reggie, you might have No life this old eod prot brother or yours to pronounce his awful doom h he w 9' w s Sy
 Ethel: believe she is witch! I'm frightened. If stay here she may turn me into toad ,tt Horace Gin cackling tones You'd make sptfre am sure can get without your so-
 Ethel Gin terrified whispero Reggie come speak btS 0sehsro o You h had better hurry of
 Horace skates his stick at them and they exit :, Evelyn !much distressed): Oh. you poor poor
 food and little I'm r%m sorrs Sna it's sso so
 Horace: I'm used to sitting on the ground, let me be long would like mince pie please. if cook (H5li5 Eys57n ('As'F'D''y': You shall have 'hare
 dpass springs m rsG sPePsnF his Grd4sry his arms,; but I thick make very good old wo-
 hadn't and spt oId id'9 ns hSS'f real f my three cousins and the nformaton can give wifi as small cren ae ny % just them oos hoow d ahe Regss and faint rece hSad SS' ase has Esyn aways dSwn Seen crushed hs Syub Sy he older h him. and bends over stick) A'' S"a"i round z, , Evelyn: ,. I've lovely basketfu of nice things in small thought perhaps you s"s sadnt %Gtes Horsse y09f Heaven bless you .antv eod n GSma1s GSss Ms a'd n y6aa
 TSeIo Eyeyn: will give arm 9'i to the door,
 ehdrem f9 do no coT1 out Eat htir HoraSc threat w carry 10 EyeyG 2. GG MI 9l How dreadful st4nnse niss Wy y,,ott ete5 her of as son here asan he wss ws
 1RS" et'eT nde ]" hsne jnss com. from through Inst CReads aloud) 'e"-' e"cilihs'- 4, Dear Chicks.--We showed up at Ravdor Hall. the motor could not and we thnnkf,il,, ao cepteH the kind shelter offered us When ua ,raro Ieivlng nome early this afternoon we met the nost man man, ana ne gave us our letters did not reod nlne untlI we stopped here. is from my cousin Sernard Williamson He writes he has inst retUrnn5 rom Russia with his Horace and they are stnv ing close 10 us: He tells me- after his many IeaSa ol wandering abroad with his son A very dea ho,s ne mas amassed an enormous fortune. He Is devoted iU GituTeh ana greatly wishes adopt one of my nnie @ tro to add to the liveliness of his home Of course, the adopted to see as much os bo On N She pIeases or us and the old home since Cousjn bernard intends building large house in onr neisb tnorhood' The lucky child chosen will have evary
 line mat money can buy. As Cousin Bernard is aj5 up wlth cold his boy Horace cali on you some tIle thls afternoon am therefore sending this let ter to urge you for own sakes to be very pfco 70 hltI ana create as favorable impression az nos Slple Ethel pauses and folds leter) There Eve Yn what do you think of that?
 I,EVelyn passes her hand her forehead and Claus had sent! N9-'N tH"' santa
 (Enter Reggie)
 Reggie; We'll suppose you've read Evelyn the !ieter-not that shes got look in! Cousin Bernard IS sure 10 choose you (speaking to Ethel) I hu shoud thnk have the best chance. being boy I shdIl make up to Horace, and offer to show him round can be awfullY agreeable when please
 Ethel; on don't you make sure am going to Cnahge into my best party frock shall offer 10 give him my camera if that doesn't impress him dont know what will I'm very pretty, too, when mirror.) 0sN t' -A"AA AA A""o