The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-24
JULES YOUNG
MAN

''It hDHtS lIif hbbHt S'''Hf
elderly man. y used TO thlhh .na' ~
daughter had good deal Of seiiSe
You know her pretty We'll !" n"'
would be your opinion OF her no"
II should say she was exceptionally
bright-mighty pretty girl 100 te
piled his friend. o,.ou+
"up to date-no foolishhess apout
her eh?"
Il shouldn't imagine So
Neither should l. Although I'm
her father. | thought she had cnt ne,
eve teeth. Seemed to me she co"lu
size up anybody about as wen as
would myself and--oh, pshaw' why
sir that girl ought TO be Wen IN
formed. She's read enough. torse'
what her average was in Engllsh NJ
erature when she was at hlgh scnooi'
hut II was high. She knew all ABOUT
the poets. from Chaucer u the living
warblers and she'd read the DoiIy
dialogues and Bernard Shaw She
ca 70 a matinee aud come home anu
/ initiate the hero in the leye scene u.i
I IA laugh myself sick. Wrote a JOSH
novel herself once and swear
have it published If hadn't thoushl
she'd get to writing for profession
and Of course ! didn't want that. she !
seemed to be next to things-'iia'
the point
Il understand.
"rye had men come to the mouse
who thought they were pretty Sinai
and they'd begin to talk to the young
woman in kindergarten style ana /
wouldn't be but a little while before
she'd have them steaming themselves
10 keep up their end. She read lpsen'
Yes, sir 200,
..Wen YOU may. but I'm not so sure
that do. I'm all mixed up Ao"aI
tbree months ago Tom brought
: Young chap named Steeyer to me
S honse We'll, / didn't take any paFtic-
r mar notice of him He seemed ABOUT
+ me average sort Of a young chuIhp'
G Wore his hair parted in the middle
, and sucked down over his lemp'ts
}, something like the girls used 70 III
81 or thereabouts | don't know mat
IA have noticed that particularly Il
i, mile hadn't slicked down her halr the
d Same way after he left and given us
m imitation of him. She guyed MN
to the queens taste, too
"Weu?'
"E4a called two or three times, out
:, there were half dozen others can
:, ing-always have been since June
: dresses we're let down and her mar
= nnt M. She went to her aunt d
pihberlv Heights soon after that U
STAY until after Easter and only ~,
hack last week Young SteeVer calleu
tho same night she got in. He dldh
]" s,av long though. Julie seemed TO con
y vey to his presumed intelligence '''
fact that ne was slightly superhuuu
and he departed, | thought she ma
.oi iolted him little too hard and toI
by her so. Well. | know, she says nu
then he is too stupid for anything
- didn't see anything more OF IN
follow until the other night. though
understood that he had called. wa
ng Going into the library to look ll
ca some papers I'd left on the 'aoi
when | heard the young man Noio
+ and I stopped short at the door
. a;a,,t mean to listen, exactly, on
Z ,bera was a tone in his voice I'M
me- made me curious to know what
n,as saving. Know what 1t was! +
was telling some girl that her Tee
AFT. we're lust like pearls Wheh ;,
laughed. Pearls! Pearly tee'n' g
And then he got on to the subject
he'd her hair. That was IKE spun ~
with sunbeams caught in us mesh'
7 u What BY George ! stood there
tuI had a crick in M knees ana
he didn't ring in about all me
air. cbastnuts YOU ever heard oi-hl
and rose, and ru|ies a1d DIAMONDS
tha whole blamed vege: able and N
eral kingdom as applied to iemihI
MS charms. And all ! could near y
cav was Now, you know you uo
II e mean that and Don't be so iooiisl
o 81 tfptoed away TO my own paFu
o I ,,r cubbv hole. trying TO keep IT
son, chrcklug ont loud Thinks / TO
self Jules tolling him along pea
t1tv Amt she stringing him thou-
bad intended to go TO bed about {
time. but / couldn't help waiting
icaso Tulie 10 come ami jeli Nit d'i ""''
sentn If there's anything like it's
major laugh and jules representations
WAYS amuse me.
II f In little less than an hour } %,
! the street door close and then u
s came a rap at my door and Julie 81
ner her head in.
IAN right said, bring
II r slvphlike form in and tell me all a
n Hes an. eloquent boy isn't he
II 8 We
wad. Jimmy and L. she says.
3, and who in tho nation is Jimmy
asked her
Jimmy-Mr. Steever. she
II L mad he's coming to see You TO
row. He wants to ask you for
o thing. He
Town Then she sat down on my
and told me about It, No, SIT
isn't any girl that has any sens sen
, r. - don't care who she is.'-Ch