Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-01
DIR. FESToS NOTED his PATIENTS PULSE

DIR. FESToS NOTED MS PATIENTS PULSE
matter was beyond her comprehension
ana followed her characteristic tcuden.
cy 10 avoid troublesome thought
Aunt Dcbblc beat the batter for her
cake cnergctcally.
Miss Lcsley-she's every bit quail
ty-evcry bit n saint angel she said
brlstling at any idea diSparaglng TO her
nursing. "Dcy's never been a purifier
child nor young lady neither than little
Miss Lesley. En- de Idly Of ma chile
wurkln' for her bread! | Jest can't
seem to stomach it, She beat the
substance IN the yellow bowl vIciously.
"'Taln't lack her ma and her grandma
done befoah her Dey had close and
parties and married de best catches IN
de country. What chanst has little
missile to make fine marriage,
wanter know Goes TO work envy
mawnln' at o. De Lawd knows, |
her Grandma's coffee TO they beds ut
0. En- hOw's she a-goin' TO meet any
senators and presidents and things TO
get a chanst to marryg'
The old nanny beat away rs II she
had fate In the yellow bowl and In
tended to render II harmless.
at worries me drcadfully, Aunt
Deb" Mrs. Blair finished the dahlias
and stood Off to admire them. at
seems prcposterous TO think that
daughter Of mine should ever he an old
maid. We've been here n year, though,
and Lesley hasn't become acquainted
With single man of desirable calling
acquaintance. 1t would have been SO
different II her poor father had lived"
"Or IL he hedn't gambled away and
drunk up all his money fonh lie died"
muttcrcd the old woman under her
breath.
Mrs. Blair sat down In the easy
chair and took her embroidery from
the ancient mahogany sewing table.
"Wcll, I'm doing all can. insisted
OH renting this Hat in fashionable
nelghborhoOd. but the house Is filed
with young married couples that I've
never met. don't believe there's
more than one eligible man IN the
building. and we've never met him"
Huh! Who's he?" demanded Aunt
Debbic, seeming prospect for match
making with as much engerncss as II
she had been of French instead Of
African ancestry
"Its that young doctor In the first
floor front He seems to have all the
swell automobiles and carriages In
town stop Mt his door. But, no matter
how desirable an acquaintance he
might he, we don't know any one TO
make the necessary introductlon-and
we are never sick" The mistress
laughed at the old woman's falling ex.
preston.
II seen him look at Miss Lesley any
how when we pass him in the hall.
Huh! It's enough 10 make any one
sick to live IN ole bandbox of fiat"
said Aunt Deb dolefully.
DR.. Fcnton came In very late that
night and was smoking n final cigar
when his telephone rang.
"Please come up TO apartment No. "a
-Qulck-lts n falntlng fit-or some
thing DREADFUL said n girls excited
voice.
When he reached the door OF the
apartment the girl with red blond hair
the same girl lie had often noticed
in the hall-met him at the door. Her
face was still flushed with sleep, but
her eyes were dilated with anxiety as
she wrapped the folds OF her blue
kImono around her slender figure and
led the way toward the little back
bedroom.
Its my old colored nanny" she
said breathlessly. II never knew her
to be sick before. aud I'm afraid It's
apoplexy or heart trouble OF some.