Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-17
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 What l nHHl ju a 0ife j> am.aH2 fly. don't care how many other sey traits she has. If she hasn't tha- : don't want her
 How are sou going to find oul about WonaiIs ii position before man'iagct
 "Take her tuiaWdrcz a3,d trSl her"
 "Thal reminds ,ur oi story !,a joined the otlcr and lighting 2 ci2ar he told Il
 One morning Il &rHtrl4,tn "as s..- ting in q railway ear Whcu thrrr well dressed young ladie4 &ei H. and began to look about thrlH feT scllS together There was one entirely 41canl seat. the next in ffoHi of the gentleman mentioned One ol ibt 4t,le. WhG seemed to be takihS thu irad stopped before lhese seats. tGiucd over lile back of the forward one and looked hard nj the gentleman sitting in the other, plainIy saying ty her manncr.. We three girls can haze q nice liitle party of our own in these seats if yea will take one witit Soal0 one else. Haven't yon the po'itcncSs {" ln so:
 But the gentleman sat still in lis scat Evidently thcrc was nc polite Dcss in him. fhc lc9,ict' of flte tria look the seal HeNl tha window fat iue Hue mRalitt' n,an: one nf her party ~stt hcSi,lr h"r Wti!r t,te ,Ht.i dropped into Jap .a,tl t.,..jtr ti.r H!ai4t sihct Wefa i'iea!lg ,itl4,z at,d iea ap a 5t:s7H.'r# #ViTtt ttf"'t efsGe= 4se"=8.taI sqJ anrl'a Dilc.u ike q h. f efo@ anaaf:- " 'fi.a 'i9,e=. sst. ..H... a#3 fsJ,.il tiun tn tI',zs.t lss a,9e - Ei.. i!an F N"tt7% and hufe.= ,:ta. .a.. a T :tss4=il, man SurvA il ws :aat ' tI1i Ae Shottll not i4tee sttni#s - gtte N'.,.e of lbr tuo-~rft,s ss4 l ..a= aa3= H,= fol hi1leea ta~tee.. fr# sag =.,eH:..I looll" in IT. I-i5.a fe5s =e4rF5I 2laHcir@ "ut "a l.,ssz y,tf5t.aff=z,# rnatlta=l :, neN slaper 'f:t,, h., fs,. ef IT. aa4se began fo fire 4g SIatius# t.iH@ lhe man. she ua~ s,itiz..l tu h.~ eon~f9n :. gaze. IL W;ps. t. say tAe least annoy 1 ing
 This > intoIer;tble, ~lIe said, fan ming herself sH"iiiN lid any one ever see sueh lRleuesss
 "sGentIy. Mice, said the 2tel beside lhc stafer in eaationit4 tone
 I'll Aoa think .yoG sfatd it. Bet, yoH change see'4> &i,!l Hle
 "nl'm NillinS.s i5l} ge5!iea softly.
 oH shail .io no such thiu2 Aoa haven't the spaf& oI 2 tiytss1 shall stay risht here. aud # he aoe~n't stop il II llA to tjnd n Hal=to make him
 @l'he man pai5l aa more attention to the =Woftl., fhaa if thcy tad not ffeeti spoken. If lie |:}a occasionally yH3Hca his eyes upon 1be olhcl sitl taeiN4= h,n or glanced ;l {,Ic ol!t# Fcsao him his action would not have teen so ito- tceable HH4 Ho he hsd Hasel hi, gaze on Mice ;o.i ianufe,l Inc others.
 - eant e4inlt il any longer Maine. she said T Hus7t keep nlA- eyes fixed on Nou CT I SHill tlo some thing terrible"
 "'Why not ;5pp0> t. the coo,lueror.s suggested NIune
 "'l win .iu~t tx ~"on as he comes along
 But the conductor did Hot cone along and \liee's position was not comfortable. Sic turned again toward the man He WHs Stiil staring a( her She resolved to try thc effect of rt turning his inSolcucr in kind Fixing her eyes upon him, Ste stared at him for full minute, Making no impress sion whatever her temper blohe aWay completely. Closing her fan tightly ill her fist, she drew i! back and land. ed il vigorously on the mans cheek
 There she exclaimed ,pcrhun~ , it will teach you not to stare a la,i, to death.
 'fhe man brought hjs hand La the hurt haIf rose and in a gentle voice full of sorroN sdil
 There iS soue nlsjahe. lon do not understand am blilu
 "'Oh. Alccs muaHcd Bet What | have yeu d4neI
 "Why didn't Xag=Ies he: ~aia Alice to tue man
 You have said nothing 10 make mp understand that l was offending you. though noW some ot yaug= remarks are intelisible to me
 People in steh condition. said Name coldly, 'Sl Int travel alone. "'Girls, exclaimed Bet, neither of . you seems to appreciate that 1t is you and not this ioor man who iS tel blame
 Nc one Is le sa;tlp ladies. said 1he man It is simply my misfortune The train slov d up for a station 1 The nan arose u. feeling his way with walking sack. started to leave the train. The gili oaiied Bet took his arm and saw him to tllc platform T see the pit'1 of your yarn" re marked the iistc" Your man and . Bet became loYers were married and | she ministevcd al IT life to q blind { man. Very touc' < but somewhat 1 hackneyed.