The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
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Get some ea---- Ike g.
And # hap-ea In e. Grzy's.
P-eEge ask rhasn z they We any
OF those Er5ar belts with clasps 10 UzLc1
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Her v1lle made last De--hc-5
She hasn't any scrap % send.
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Matilda writes f---1 JuuposyiIs
And asks q WI -e- Der
Tlras shirt WAISTS a. ~-l1i's bargain ssls.
Hs- TASTE there's none E-1ws better
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II hel do -u and send her
The szia food rla- she uszd last yez-f
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Hes such z-ul-- fellow
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some t-lie il hurry
a-E WI 7 take the tine % 50
And as. he kodak seIleE
Why half hz- fins us run out black.
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They've 81 gone ont Of town. ms s-5eals.
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The thing that Couforted ny vile
when she sailed for Europe last month
says an architect 7 know, was that
shouldn't He lonely nor neglected while
she was away was 20 stay with Cousin
Augusta this sumner and commute along
with Cousin Augustus
K would be nice for me and nice for
Cousin Augustus. -co. because some
times Augustus IS so busy that he
can't get out home every might. au5 I'd
zIways De able 20 catch The train and be
there nights They live the genuine sim
PIE -.rs ou- a- the farm. three miles from
JG1E--lTe Station. and -r would do me a
world Of good II was on Tuesday
evening Lla, I ST ont on my committing
career with Augustus We nearly missed
rEo train because Augustus forgot TIL
The very last minute the cheese he was
u take Ou-- He had Cousin Auguz-as
suit from the cleaners and his owu lau1-
Cry and the new carving knife all -iEht-
and helped him carry them The train
arrived ct Ju-EvILIe ten minutes IaIe. and
we sat around and waited a quarter OF
an hour before Augusta drove Up with
-Ls station wagon She eEp-l-1ed that
as soon as she heard the train was going
To- be late shed gone over 20 see the
man who'd promised 90 come and fix the
range. and she thought she'd have plenty
Of r-me- because when they said ten min
L-es late. they always meant half AZ
hour
"Shs was driving kitty because Bob
had got a rope burn on his Lird FOOT On
account OF the hired man s tying him 10
% tree with too long a rope. and couId1 Z
De- driven for a week Kitty was all
right % drive II you got OH and heId
her head when an automobile came along
and -Ea Only real fault she had was
catching the r7lrs with her tai When
she did thar -1E had 90 De careful. to-
Il You pulled she'd begin 10 back The
air was perfectly lovely. and we finally
g1- 20 the farm There was po-reE ham
for dinner because the butcher la5-' {
come. and Augusta asked Us not % eat
100 slowly because she was afraid srae
cook was getting dissatisfied a- having
dinner So Lace. and + this cook left she
didn't know EEera she'd ind another
Augustus hoped we'd have time % so
we didn't L was bedtime before We
finished dinner Then Augustus showed
me the tent where 7 was 20 sleep. and
how 20 spread O. mosquito bar over me j
I needed It. and went % bed II ra5ueG
ll TIE night and Augustus dog hoped
upon my cot SIX times. At last I gave
u1 pushing him or and LET him sleep on
-E feet thought he'd keep Off some
Of The damp. and he did Augustus woke
me 4y and we traiIed in our bath robes
through the grass 70 the house where
each OF as had dressing room
Augustus didn't seem 70 care how
damp he E0r himself but he kept his
clothes indoors We had breakfast ar G.
because We had % drive Kitty 10 the sta
rl1D- and we wanted 70 be there hv s
Hal- mile from the station. Kitty
slipped on a pebble and broke a shaft
Augustus and got olt and ran for the
train When we finally settled down in
me smoking car We smoked in silence
for q moment Suddenly we both said
BY JUve- and Augustus z1t IN the rest
before did
Z forgot 90 tell Augusta III be TOO
busy 90 come out again I'll Friday he
said 'WII you tel her when you 90 out
to-nightT
Il looked at augustus and he blushed.
u came ont e-erv. night i1 June he
szid. sroutig. and every other night in
July VIII you tel Augusta that some
thing came Up at the last minute to de-
tain meT
Il die tell her teIegrarhed It. and ]
told her had 10 90 10 Chicago for two
weeks Augustus knows. but AUGUSTUS Is
a g0o2 fellow. And he's ike the rest OF
Us men Even 7 don't smoke anything
Put cigars al home Ny wife hates q
pipe II she ever takes a fancy for The
simple life. though I don't believe II De
such a su1iue sufferer as Augustus IS
But Augusta SAYS he likes Il. and Au-
gusta ought To know
Two friends OF uiue-the man o7f7-z
pictures and 6abhIes a little IN modelling
have been spending the summer I'd IN
Connecticut They're bitten with the
apeu-alr mania which has hurried 50
many % Pneumonia and chronic colds IN
the head and for the summers abiding
place they choose a barn not far from
the one So.1l Eargburn. the SCULPTOR
uses as srudio-th0ugh 1Ir Barzhu-7
really lives Iu q house with screens "a
the windows These friends Of mine slaeu
on cots -D their barn and live so near To
Natures heart that = Nature had 7lrfra-
ton Of The heart they'd mistake Il for an
earthquake one day recently they heard
tie driver for the nearest summer board
-ug-Louse personally conducting a party
-1 a blackboard
People uvin' in that barn." he re-