The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-16

All" said Ca,nbei and set to rock
ing his chair.
"Yes?.
II didn't say anything"
You said All Patrick. and that
meant you thought a lot BESIDES"
quite right, l did. It had never
quite struck me TIL then that you we're
a completely grownap young woman
now and might eng day see a mar to
go into permanent partnership with.
It's a bit Of u jar-I mean 1t comes
oddly to n al first to think of you
as married. Elsie"
"shoo-ssn-Pat, get up and drive
for me. greedy little beast, and IL he
stays my longer ! know he'll overeat
himself. We'll. you'd better brace our
self up for a blow. because married I
mean to ba some day. Who knows but
what 7a !. youth beat me in the raceT
Why not7 When Duyernay died,
Mabel became \ widow"
That" said Ca1nhea. us the usual
You know she never wanted to
marry him."
S I was led 10 understand some
five years back. Yet marry him she
did nevertheless. and that after due
publication OF banras. / might remark,
Elsie, that that hum1ning bird you were
interested in as still gorging himself
out OF those red -AaweEs lust on the
other side OF you"
Some creatures never know when to
stop. Now, ] do" said Miss Kildare.
That's the bell for dinner. l must go
n tidy myself"
Meanwhile n certain Mr. Kent-Wil-
liams. a young gentleman of Eng
land who was throwing poker dice at
the bar with two friends for
ante prandial cocktails. was looking at
h subject rOn a different coign Of
view. He IVA a young gentle,
man who had not made CONSPICUOUS
success OF himself in England and had
been deported 30 FLORIDA with a view
to extracting Ii fortune from orange
growing. As On reaching the spot he
found this was difficult OF achieve
ment. he wfseiy did not worry his
brain with any win attempts, but was
content with living in Inexpensive re-
OF each quarter and blossoming out
during The remaining days in riotious
diving on thu allowance which reached
him from hozyNe- And with him were
w others who Rad been softly nur-
tured and who NaeKs also taking their
quarterly nip OF Standardization,
II tell yun.- said Kent Williams,
shes a clinhing line specimen, that
kildare girl and. by Jovel l ought to
be a Judge IL any ana So now here.
Lock-three evenS first shot! Good!
I'll keep these and see IL I can't rattle
out another She'll GO to England and
marry a duke as sure aB hts, don't
you know. I onde IL Cnmbel will
hitch onto b other sister. Looks like
beast turns0 mp his Noes J never
could stand Duyernay. Not q varsity
man, don't you know, and hadn't been
to school. Simply q bit OF
money n thought he could swagger
that. By 5eses tmo bullets. That
makes me = fun hss1se and I'll stand
and beat me II o cam
NO." said W1na5e, scuoplng the dice
into the leather q n thoughtly stir
ring them before he eanpted INTO the
pewter counter. Il dom think-ar-
Duvernay was anybods- 4 didn't know
him here, but l-ar-d0n't recolleot
meeting him ut the club OF anywhere
there! Fourss irst shot. 81 course iuue
.Kildares are IN light m far as family
goes. But they.re poor as regards the
-ar-almiEthy dollar. II 1t wasn't for
that by ged! / wOuldnNt mind. going in
for the fair Elsie myself. Wobinson,
~old chappie. take b box and agitate.
NCU WOA ! US2I l11y. AUX kAUk6SS
II WISH said Kent Williams medi-
tatively, Il knew what Cambel WIS
going to do Mabel. Duvenay's q
charming woman. and she's got at
s1east E50o a yea1- 4 don't want to
r,nake a foo Of Ryse9 Il Cambel's still
sin the running. And. by Joxe! I know
shes az fond a him rs ever, That
ut when he q Ia IN oxtnn vile tenn
per"
Go SLOW" advised. Robinson, ''and
hang back for bets Hefe- / can't Inn
prove on two paI7A 10 yoa and I throw
again. Here's The boz. BY the way,
why not cambel yourself? You
knew him ven enough at Cambridge,
and you aren't shY1"
TN not shy, dear boy. and r used to
know Patrick calnbel well before I
came out. Hen a devflish genial fell
low 30 long as you rub him the right
way. but I shouldn't 10 cross Ques-
ton him TOO .nuch ahou Mrs. Duver-'
nay. You nee, dAM't you know. he was
most Internally struck on the lady be-
fore she Has married, and he's one of
those fellows with y long memory who
don't forget Nos. I, dear boy. have
been in o Y With fenpsot women in my
time. n they with nc. hut when they
gave me the eaucfs. 0v I got tired Of
them I didn't break my blessed heart
or play the goat. OF do anything Of the
kind. I stnnply went on to the next
caravan, which h q tLeuiIish comfort
able amusement But old Pat isn't
built that way. He's one Of those fools
who would get goas on a woman and
keep her In mind for years and years
afterward. Mighty dreary sort Of a
game TO my way 1T thInaanE-by Jove!
-four kings. II yws naat those. dear
boy. may l live on sweet potatoes and
Tnullet ali TIE rest OF my life"
-'Oh. Lord.- said Robinson. $500 4.
year-$2,509-cne eeald pig along witt,
that very comfortably IN lots of places.
What uniucky b1utes some of us are!
Oh. curse It! Just my form, two pairs
again. We o prolong the agony
My shout. What'M VOC fellows have 2"
They Drank Their eocktails, and went
into the ynst bare dining hall where a
shining negro waiter supplied each
with q tunnbler OF iced tea and two
dozen oval dishes III con,estibles.
"Cambel seems thick enough with
the Kildare girl" Kent-Nilliams OBJ
served. AI3ut Of course he knew her
when h Has 81 Md and they'd have
heaps to talk ABOUT What do you
think, WilIie7-
How should I know. dear chappie?
Tn not one Of those thought reading
fellows. .Bus perhaps she's-ar-tell-
ing him abort her sister. Girls g.ways