Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-18

-Ifs horrid." she cried. her lip trembling It is too bad-I mean, you must hate going, Mir. Graham. so-so suddenly.
 of eGSse sSss ba S ss sss sst psr snd are going to bad station, l hear-un. healthy climate, impossible tc-i mean. t's sSy sSs sSSsa Sa s hs %ssnins sas although he blundered and bungied over II frightfuiiy. Elsie's cheeks were scarlet |,
 After s what s, foSls % Sss s,s.s ssrs Save Sln speak now and be engaged. although tive years was a long. time, and 4.
 Well she couldn't make him speak, toi she knew Charlie Graham's somewhat fan tastic ideas of honor. ,si.i which had 2 most msdden,ng ,n q1i'er m "
 Altogether it wss very dreary. heart sick pair that sat under the apple trees meianchely into alarm. Something between a reproachful moo and an angry below sent Elsie's eyes swiftly from her work eyed terror written on her white face.
 The black c-cow i' she stuttered In nor ror .oh. MT. Graham. w-what shall " q shriiI ereseendo as she clung to Charlie
 Don't be. Frightened" he urged, laugh, ing at her fears. 'lt won't hurt us; its
 Somehow his arm had found It's way round her waist. but she was too fright'
 
 s'itH run" she screamed. "Irs-irs d-danrerous.- shall be k-kiiled Oh oh it's coming, it's comingw
 Sure enough. the black COW was showing no friendly symptoms ot good-felto~ship; Sns stpea gissing M ,ns sro,,' .Se e,ms to time
 The next few moments became 2 con. GpsSam 2amgs ae C s%sre e0 of sma eet ing figure in blue muslin. which had slipped from his embrace. and of the oneoming, menacing form of fhe black COW. Between the two he stood irresolute for minute, The next he was flying in Elsies direction in most unheroie night. with the COW bel lowing at his heels.
 The chase was short but swift. The COW lost. Just as the poor. terrified little giri fin blue, stumbling over a projecting root, gave herself up for lost with despsiFfng shFiek, two strong arms caught her up and safely landed her on the other side of the fence. with the black COW believing in in- potent rage at comfortable distance Though the haven had been reached, the strong arms about her did not unloose their clasp. She was sobbiug out her fear, and he was kissing her hair. and every scrap of her face that he could reach, quite ob- livious of the fact that he was going to an unhealthy foreign station for two years, and had decided that it would be most dis honorable to bind beautiful girl like Elsie Hughes to an engagement for so long a time.
  pering. as he held her closer to him.
 Later oD, Elsie crumpled. tear-stained and happy. found herself waylaid by grimy-faced. grimy-handed gamin, who srinned up at her in barefaeed mockery. My own daI ling precious" he gurgled Gancing an impromp;u fling before her. T say. l want more than those old sweets Way. they're half gone. It's worth dol lar at least; and if you don't give 1t me I shall ask him
 q don't know what you mean, you tlresome boy retorted Elsie drawing aside her skilts from his eontaminating touch. - do wish you would try and be at least clean. You look as If you had been ID the chimney"
 ''only the apple trees Mark said cool Y. "first,rate. seat free..--and it beat all the vaudeville ever saw"
 Mark she cried again, reckoning angrily.
 oh don't bothegr he said sweetIy. ''If you won't shell out, I bet he will. It was really worth dollar for the briilianee ot the idea"
 T don't know what you are driving ar, you silly little boy" she said irritably.
 ''Oh it's all right" cried Mark. Tt was Gnly flat l let the black COW ipto the cIchard thought If that wouldn't bring him to the scratch nothing would-and. if Tin any judge. it did-'