The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-01
James and agatha
BY B. PAIN

I
cision OF an umpire in his favor
Even the ordinary social lies were
rerellent to him He never travelled
In a class superior to that for which
he had taken his ticket He never
did anything which was not extreme
ly careful and conspicuously honest
With such character, there was
onl, one thing that the young man
could ultimately become
Shortly after he became a re-
viewer of fiction for the Daily Rec
ord it happened that he met Agatha,
Agatha had at a comparatively early
age been left an orphan. AS her
| education wrs defective and as she
! dil not like children, there was only
| one thing that Agatha could become,
1t was shortly after Agatha had
become goyerness that she and James
! met. Her face was wholesome and
| practical rather than beautiful. For
| some weeks he never told his love
| Then one afternoon he took her to
hear an oratorio Ii may have been
| the effect of the music or of the tea
AMI bups nj The 4 c shop after
gsra mr. ri The long drive through
! lordon's roraptic dusk The fact
rar,s ms that when they climbed up
on the omnibus he called her Miss
Brown. and when they parted at the
rni Of the journey he called her
AGATHA uo treasured the oratorio
proeramna ana met her frequently.
one pjzhf there was an air of mys-
tcrv aboat her Shortly" she said,
won win see me in a new light,
lanes
- would not have YOU different"
said lanes This was quite the
right ming 10 saw as he had seen il
IN q hook
uraz, SIDE Of Waterloo Bridge,
ahouf six tomorrow, said Agatha.
"Righf sail Janes promptly.
Tba nevf r rrnjne there was
brought to IFS rooms a large parcel
If noyaIs from lie Daily Record
~. oroanaI because that meant
-crl- ana avoa the reading of novels
. 10 ,lss-art fr Won bannen to be
rtf4 f,rlt IA voula have groaned
stiri ,sora + IT, books Mad not come,
hacapso tbaf would have meant no
ga..R arj ,.a5,t og work wopld have
,,b r. sd, apttr possibilities
yrors ro-,ora A. II was they had
ar-oneas - H. married next wear IN
40 .seot e,,,.r- ti,ra Opite ouiet-
II pfa II trozn cloth Honey
r,,n,a ~ ..y9, says st I.fttIebampton.
We tora I'LL nind awav from ro-
,7s1cs j7. real lifo and settled down
n ro,.-ur. o a. +, is writer. and the
ve,y r,t rcl..,aa that he picked IN
vas ent.+Ies -. Love of other DAYS
40 A-atrq Proen This was the
-ev iebt in which AGATHA was 10
eaocar She had written a novel and
1, ae ~ ravicw il he wondered
f. IT, oli-re. of he pailv record
n,,.,l{ c,and an ratire column about
an uu}-row, garivs
Irn ro+inra tta r.r,o of tho nub-
if-lo,,s wifh rso.a+ Agatha would
b,,.o fore hotter tn have consulted
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