The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

--n . with her sharp little teeth, the pleased expression upon her countenanee serv-
 Hsrs ss anS osrGnsssf thsrs sigsntic. @ carlousIy shaped fauna twined interlaciug branches above her head; crystaI stream gurgled at her feet; detIenslniEt E sang but as everything in this bsau- tiful garden was mystifying the won derment had each day lessened.
 supremacy happy for she possessed sires: Youth. w6a, . Dig six-weeks- G5s I a nu yery 2asm Was with her and that was the most in- portant thins-just yet. He had even gone so far as to say she was the only didn't consider that much iof a compli- ment, the population of Eden being so small.
 Eye ssgan sll ss HEce eonS tS Ss wonssr SSs Shc had wanted to rim and play with him. but he had shown disposition to be very cross with her and had asked burnt the biscuits; only there weren't any biscuits or any cooking. ranges or anything that goes to make up the modern comforts.
 thought of it. for She. reasoned that if any woman were entitled to his soci- ety she was.
 force herself upon him; he must notice her--the- great clown.
 ! Suddenly her attention was arrested by 2 terrific whirring and sereechlng were pulling the feathers out of each ciappsd her little pink hands together situation. These mighty battlos. though frequent, were at ali times . Her silver laughter rang through the nearly always laugnine not havlng teaine Us yet the effectiveness of
 She laughed at everything even Adam of ail--and sne went around gigg ing at him like an overgrown school girl. .raveiing leaf. iwined some fiowsrs in her long iuxuriant red hair and ran gracefully to the nearest tree up which morkey, using her dainty iiftle feet and hands till she reached the top most branches. Then swinging her moved from tree to tree until ahs came near the brown stone front ot the cave in which they dwelt. Poor primitive girt.1she had 10 foregn the pleasure of waiting for cab or auto crowded str. ct car where you catch microbes. She wouldn't have known H ,nicrobe If she had met one fsae to face.
 There. just beneath her was Adam, lying fiat on lis stomach, figuring and psSssiing oyer pits of L birch bark with So intent was ee upon his york that he needed not the approach of his frau but continued to frown and make faces at tile tags, now and then pausfng to scratch his hAAI thAuRn In 00nn thought.
 Eve smiled---so Ee had told her the truth for once-he was busy She had he might have taken a woman out to supper or to the matinee but she hap pened to think that as there. was not former: 0 blessed Elys!ain--linw times
 "Addie." she called. clearly. distinct " So,d ts ony Rdds fsres os Hass xSifs n M seS
 shs had very a,scree.ly ceneesaed he would. throw something. at her. which was a bad habit he had, hut silo showed Il pair of just the bluest eyes In the world and little pun oe aNpon-
 'TSe big fsewnins, fellow lookeS un with an e&cIamation:: --- "ohh. Eye; @ san,t you see Tn very V your fig tree and leave me aloneY'
 "But come, now, Addle; ' have eaton figs all morning; it Is simply a physi- cal impossibility to swallow any more. Honest. can't I come downT' ''
 well, come down if you must; Il woman will have her way. But I tell you I have 6 gigantic job on my hands"
 What is 1t. dear. maybe I can help
 well. have to study up a name for every animal in the world; that's
 "AlI; is that all?" s,.
 well, that's enough, isn't it?''
 Don't be cross; 1t Is so nice. When are you going to begin? I should lik2 to name the big feathered things that fly like this" and she nopped her arms until Adam was compelled to laugh.
 Eve, I wish I could make you un- derstand that this IS a pretty serious business and that haven't half enough names to go round; what shall l do:''
 Why, dear, just leave 1t to me; think 1t will be fun. When are they comingT'
 Adam glanced at the sun. r