New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

it appears she has money til she bored she can't
spend it in Moline, YOU see and = 4frta she would
be lonesome II she went over % Pa1-s. ma 50 SIC
comes t1p to CFicg go and gets nd cr much o1 L IS
she can. She's a church member and IS not o1-E
proper but actually benevolent. bur. b. suffering
Samson, how she does want 70 have -rr- W ny hec
ewes are like those Of little boy that hears The rand
plaving inside a nd cam find chance .-Tl undf-
the tent The worlds her oyster, bur she has1.
ANYTHING 10 open the shell with
Miss ka bic told me al this a1terr.--- YOU N1o--
At the time we Just sa there and er-e-- 7trse.ye
| hadn't ordered Vet, and Mrs We-a-ton WI
kinson insisted on thinking out the hole uneneo-
and being responsible for II. CT course -he wash
10 be refused at least not by anyone ST. hungry 2I
was 1t was d poem of luncheon. and in he rlles.
Of it H. Miss kabe told Mrs Wilklrsor joss nad 0e-
come Universal Provider, Mrs Wilkins though.
that was simply delicious The same thr~se c,
the way. that | was mentally app-Et1- z. Ae, s@-@1
q that moment
Dear me-, she said. What conrs-ier- rersonS'
know Now have an eXtraordinar- r. y 'elI--
AT Your service. said l.
I'm giving a little dinner to-nl.-- -He wen.
on. up IN the Palm room. Nean-r- me III 'oo
Of the Auditorium Annex. Co. We -t. ..-et tnlIl1e"
friends | made the fourteenth. If e.. .-~e. -No--
my dear. | live IN Moline and to0- there / N1,-
everybody. but up here thirteen IS rs tr-''- O-
If these. lady, has fallen out. haa Z. E'i~' SUI
denly II woudnt lie very GeCcr- r me {, x
thirteen unsuspectirg persons d."- -e-2er ~'
table. would It
| shook my head. ,,~
I'm going to give them the diru,- the VIC t.l
She replied quite seriously, -ard q --- IL ~
success IN every respect Nov, IS -...e.7+' -
wider, can YOU, viii YOU supply the -Al.
| looked at Miss kaIle She ca-~,- .r' ae-l- =
the right place. and has her comm --. 81 away
concealed SorneW here about her rer~ RE. vs..
eveIashes reassrred me and | knew -ae g
peCted me to do
Do YOU wish" said I to NJ W. -~"n.
have the order filled by me per~or- go EoI-
prefer some one more eNpcrencec q. 49,
dinners,
She was very kind, and bowed and N 'L-
city way that doesnt match her loos~ 'o IL =.
both my first and my second choice. She Ala
| may as we'll tell YOU now that there ' e 80 So
distinguished persons present, Rus to'"'
among others
Why not was al | could ch:o> .- TO s@1
Again | looked at Miss kabc. t-- ms li~
She looking down at her p..-c ana D.
knew she didn't y,ke much StoyN ~ me r>
3 sian Count. Then neither shall l.
q PUT the dinner. my dear A -. d'nas.. .-.
81 | have been talking To the .'N L. -.
q TRAITOR and she Is fitting .-.ta "i rs, A
that / can Wear II She SANS II -
Young for her, and she wants me =. ..''F[ :.
1t Is a darling little dress. aut .a'iS. :.
has q story; but of course | uu~.r -~1 io -
be tender with the book illustrator. -.
not familiar ust trv TO fancy -e ..-..N
at eight. viii YOU But not with the Na>s'''
Count don't think auntv would tNe 'l.:
Still. when comes 70 think II over. ne gen
help being Count. can he: Or q forc,E'et t-,''.-
He was bO n dat way.
Dear girl good bv Write me all Ect ea! ''N'
then 81 little more for full measure. Ever -"nd..'
kerY CE.I.HAIE
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