Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-08-12

/ would give anything for it. having m
likeness of her-Only a memory" II
was plain to the photographer that Ea
spoke the truth, so he said: ~Yerv we'll
you may have it. And in return, van
yourself may patronize as some time
The other eagerly looked up on the pie
ture, thanked him and said "Tomor
row, even, | shall come and have some
taken of myself. Good night"
On bright spring morning, one week
later, Slower was dressing his exhibition
window Although few credited him
with any sentiment ('being a confirmed
old bachelor" said they, still he slrelr
was grossly wTonged in this. For he
now remarked, thoughtfully: Il -ml
keep on view that three-quarter face Of
Dorothy wilson; adding: And poor
Clarkson certainly deserves the post 0;
fashion beside her!" So out went the
photograph, yet uncalled for, of hi, n.y..
FERROUS evening visitor. This done, he
stood awhile, gazing at the passing
crowd. Only a few gazed in at the views.
But one he recognized as a previous Gus.
toner. She had been looking hastily a.
the specimens of his handiWork. and sud-
denly whitened to the color of pure mar.
BILE on seing an evidently unexpected one
She looked at it thus for several mo.
ments, not observing the proprietor
watching her With a sudden detemiua-
ton. she entered the shop, Good morn
ing" she said rather weakly Il have
called for my duplicates. One is in the
window" She turned to 90 but CON
tinued:
"And-by the way-there is displayed
another picture--a new one-th5t strikes
my fancy-to complete my historical
series. l wish to buy it. 1t so resembles
Garfield or Grant-eXcept 10 beard, Of
course"
"Oh," replied Slower quizzicallr, you
mean the one l have placed next 70 your'
in the dor5iu frame?''
"Y-yes."
well, he is quite a historical collector
himself--is Roland Garrison She
blushed deeply, as he had expected. and
he was sorry he said it. We'll. Dorothy
my girl, call in three days; on Friday at
$3.50 in the morning and we shall com,
plete in grand fashion your historical
collection"
And he nodded wisely at the pictures
in the window.
Thus sang our good PHOTOGRAPHS ne
erstwhile crusty bachelor, a. he busted
around on Friday morning. All wa d
clean as a whistle in the studio. He wore
suit of deep black that would have
done credit to an undertaken; has 'al'
rather, the best man at ta,Aon1ot
wedding! The clock struck 3. and u
walked Roland Garrison. still Ia.Ia
melancholy in appearance. but % i-''.
degree than on that evening. ten aH'
before. My pictures-are they Te'-!'
sir?" he asked.
"They will be so in half an hour va
the answer, and if You Will tot ''' %,
this rear reception room Nto'er -''|'.
him into it and then left, closing lae o"''
that faced the shop. Ala.
| Here he was at the door when M o.T'
| expected visitor entered he-lt5'lh-.'. .'-
offered her a chair and sat near her, p',
ing an Old friend of her family he 7f'e'''
! to see her looking so detected
Dorothy said he, "betoro you Fset'''
this photograph, / wish to ask l''''r'''-.
Do you not know the young m1A WHO -
its original?'
no"
Have you ever known INN Sale
Il am not sure" she replied SOW
''but one at least resembling -5G ] IT,:
! known long ago. But he is a' ''s'.' ~,
mine now" she added bitterly. saa
certainly was in the wrong l.'s'
/ a poor attempt at assurance .-