The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-05

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-I41 lt ne Tor
re can see sHi.t
n Us gser linaons lylIEr face.
the tip oti your finger
II ne ana m make. ron rue e - me
fy your
oll Init dTf slllif keep adulatl slloIIt-
sung iagsgr at her Cast
tIilt goglr ii tgilI1S around nay
Il this eair1
4 dead syoInarII know an1sf
she NED s, she began . slled tears
1nst Z tell .ytoJl 70 keep stilI3s
she sank down 81 the bottom OF the
er1ding his legs until he had 70
haul them pp. and Mr.. Hawkins swOre
aee0l.tlinG to Coke and BLACKSTONE.
n the next ear below Mr. Winter
u ana the Old maid were also hav-
InEs s0n13 Conversation He was a
young man and looked IKE a good
thing. and her he1art went ont to him.
ASHER heaTt went out she exclaimed:
what a romaneic bower for a pair
OF lovers knsarolTnd us the meadows,
owe 6end Gods skyS I hope you ap
preclate the beautiful
I'd appreciate chance to pun Ii
that fellows head down theHEI" was
the savage reply
say not 81 I could ride on for
ever
.Eon may ride ull you please after /
get art.''
It was an unI1ind remark, and the old
maitl took IT so,and Jared up and told
Mr.. WinterburH that he, was evidently !
a Ioafer in Disguise and that her broth
er down below would wallop better
manners into HIM as soonias the wheel
turned Then the rivals. caught sight |
Of eac1l.other and. began to shake their
lists and Indulge In epithets. These
things scared this. fat woman until she |
began to shrielz and angored the old
maid until she threatened to stab her
vis-a-vts with a hatpin Il b didn't give I
over. He gave over, but nGt until he
had sarld:
seIf I; ever catch that long nosed
young man on the solid earth En- rend
him limb from limb, and II hung for 1t
I'll go to the galIowS with q song on
my IlpsT'
A tbarnderstorm, had been. creeping
lp. The owner Of the machine didn't
know whether he had earned his $40
Or not He finally decided that he
hadn't, aud, while seemingly industri-
ousIy at work to make repairs. he ac-
nothing and left all his
patrons to get wet
There, was strong wind ahead OF
the rain, and the people aloft sat with
heir hearts In their mouths. The thun-
Ter roGred. and they roared with it.
The lightning cut up didos, and shrieks
rent the mir. When the rain came all
were soaked in minute. This Includ-
Sd the fat Voman and the old maid.
and they privately informed NIessrs,
aawkins and Winterbury' that their
vengeance would be deep and deadly 4
and last through three generations. &
The, owner OF the wheel was a man
who believed In giving fun measure
Tor the money. He kept the wheel
Still for the full time he had agreed
1pOns and them added ten minutes.
By that time the storm had ceased
md the sun of joy Shone again.
dessrs. Hawkins and WATERBURY, gave
him one long lingering hook as the
wheel came round and then leaped
rom. their seats and walked away.
They walked toward and past the
girl of their hearts as she stood smiE
ngr beside her mother, but they didn't
zee her. They didn't want to. The
had washed their lore
lway never ~ return. HOnceforth no
more caramels. no more roses. 1t was
IA II nothing ever had been-nothsng
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