Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-23
TWO oN . .TANDENa

Are you sure it aoesh haAe II so isgy ha.dcr?"
 sa,tss cccsn't:@S "aiy being on this front saddle"
 "tf-ss-- weren't cn that front saedle give you ms -~ura this tGndem %ou.dnt be going at ass..- | No: t would npi If would be at I iome safe in the dad in which 1 keen
 This would rof 6o. The eonversa- iion WIS taking 5 perscpai turn Miss McCurdy deeidse 10 change the sub i jec,
 | T have Lad go Alittie experie,ce In tanden-riains.,s sie ssfd. 'taat didnt k2ow. Tfi5 isa beausi.s- lands roe,
 isa't it?-' M
 T haycn;t been looking at ;hc IA i'd
 tcape" N
 This aksn had an sla-rsi.Siy per
 sonsl bearing. ard she hastily pu one
 hand ,o her back hair 10 ascertain whether or not anything yas loose. Its all right volunteered tse young man And your hats on per c1iS straight" ai st \ II ndscaoe." Smenta.K decided Miss 1 rwendoline GcCurdy. AZ ii Her checks look Ike 'Tssses, said young Spoonamore to himself. And. by George. she is sumner. ne added. with the fervor of a discogersr upon whom great truth has Just ldawncd. t sEt s ai ' You ought not 10 miSs this view. Mr. Spoonamore. Looking at the I1 sra-d sweep of tfat-N eTm rot missing anything. I have to keep c1. eye on the road. you know How can you do IL? Am I leaning II too m,,ch on one sidee- .3a n Not at all. You arc sitting beauti suliy,1 .i..- so ,.5 7o,- \ T don't seem to be doing any of he work. Aren't you getting iired? aTired? I could dtkee2 on riding this way forever" ,,e ~ev- is "Absurd."
 asweH. I'll m&i.e it year. That's coming down good deal.,S e- \ "Oh. whats that?, sssser ..-f .a Noting but fy Don't he fright caed. i br,ished ;t off your shoulder! Yi'm ret afraid a bit. Was it larger l ~Not large. but uEparGonably pre- sumptaous. It was making for youi neck ' l I'll "N They tpedaled il silence for few minutes. and then she sail;. ] Wasn't it risky to take one of youi haa6s of the handle bars?' 1 Risky? My dear sirl! could ridf ] that way for"
 Fer a year."
 Now you're smiling" l You are not watching the roa' closely enough. We came near run ; ming over that big stone. \ ]"I saw it1 Didn't you notice tha
 we turned out just in time to aVoif
 it?"
 'ET saw that we missed 1t by inst ,
 hairs breadth I---i thought yot
 must, have taken one hand on the bal
 again" .r-..a 1 The young rsan drew his breati
 hard. 7sts
 YMr. Spoonamore. you are getting
 tired,"
 ] "Awfhlr tired I haven't seen youi
 eyes for 15 minutes tg7a ] On second thoughts Miss McCuvdl
 concluded not to propose stopping tS
 rest. It would serve him right to mak'
 him work hard for the next two h"urs
 to gay for that speech. And yct--
 Miss Gwendoline!'
 "Wen?"
 Do you see that house of to tn
 left on the other side of this orchara; :;
 a, He went on with some rambling. u7
 important recollection about tha
 house.
 He merely wanted to see whethe
 her left cheek had turned as red a ; the right one.
 1t had.
 R They passed under great hawthorn k bush. with double pink blossom. stant k ing just inside the fence, and with $ dexterous upward reach young Spoon; ion.ore pulled of a spray of bloom. 1 Oh Whats that?" S 1t isn't fly this time It's clEi V ter of pink blossoms. i am about [ X itake the .lfbertyTnf putting it in you V hair-" - - Upon my word!" -Not Tor purposes of ornament.
 beg you to believe. but because | lor flowers. too; ands having cut these O x in their early bloom. I feel bound [ k se-e that they enter Q happy hereafte k i+,,id still." tf s k How can I? have to keep m 2 pedals moving, don't I?'' Si ,sYes: but yoa don't have 10 mov ' your head just yet. Therei The q
 feet is beautiful Y3I have no ide
 how 1t sets the flowers of. Do y9 s See That country church-spire owe there oa the right?' No. she did not see it. She suspec
 ed and she looked straight ahead. l 9hereupen the young man tried u get a glance al her profile.
 "Gwendoline," he whispered, clos nd to her ear.
 an At this thrilling moment the mi no chine. left practically to it's own gull
 ance. ran into a rut- ., And spoiled one of the most prom in ing romances' of the year.
 Oh. young people let this be a SC he emn warming,
 Do not become sentimental on ia es dem urtil the era Of good roads ;;
 fully come. n. No Need for Anxiety. or Facetious Amateur Fisherman UT .u,nos. inc nexf thing the fish V