The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-08-21

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Ethel Is 4 III garden has.
sort Of Seem 50 attract 'em over theirs.
II must BE- q mighty ane place"
t'HuhF replied Perkins disgustedly.
s''What's the matter with Kokomo7
Why don't that girl come back home
and marry and settle downi Tell M
thilt.' = zs.-. i a= Is S.&sstz E;
Pike smiled qneerly, and his head
seemed to shrink into his shoulders q
trifle as he thrust his hands into his
pockets, =. III .zssSes a:5I
II euess she's going to marry ana
settle down. Tom, all right" Ne said
slowly. rom what hear she's 60
ing to marry one tof those dukes or
earls ! was mentioning" .Sss rs
Marry q foreigner" cried Perkins,
jumping to his feet. why, l thought
She -, ...s ..=,.'...
). Never mind what you thought,
Tom.'' returned Pike. .'1'm telling you
she's going to be married, That's why
guess she won't, be likely to come
back 70 Kokonno. guess Kokomo's
q pretty poor looking place after some
Of those other piacas she's been see.
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Flow do yoa know1" asked Perkins,
driving bis chair forward.
Pike lifted tho letter he had &olded up,
n got this from her, he said Sim
ply. want 70 know what's IN itT'8
Yes" answered Perkins. .5 :g>
n can't Let you read ii, but IT'S from
I place Ii 1taiy- Sorrento he went
On slowly, mounting: the unfamiliar
word. "she nays she's going 70 marry
tho Hon. Aimeric ST.. Anbyn, heir to
tho ancient holise Of, :Hawcastle. And
she wants to ma asA settlement on
him. She can't marry Without ny con.
sent, you know. Tom. II she does the
money goes ito the ,Kokomo Orphan
! asylum :.s -. t.,-.. =: :
Going to give your cousent7" H.
quired Perkins, II :;3.s x,
Don't know" answered Pike. ''1'va
got TO look the young man over first.
promised John Simpson I'd always
look after her. That was when she
was born. He said girls sometimes
got into tight place and they'd need
soma ono to pull them out. Sounds
good, doesn't 1t, Toml Hon, Almeric
st. Aubyp. Must be . member Of cou,
grass or something over there. Maybe
he'll be q. senator some day. cant
object, Tom, IL he's got q show ia
make q good living Tor her, can II
Say, what - a settlement, anyway
You don't suppose I've been keeping
her short Of moneyy, DO. ypu, and she's
had 70 borrnwr 4 .si.s 3 .2S.... ]. + 4.
Perkins shook his head gloomily.
| Don't ask me-" he said. x don't
know anything about women why
Dan, I thought you'd mapped it gu,
to marry s1.;2:.z; , s.:*s ss
That'll do for that' ssid Ptke
quickly. 'eWe'll not talk about thai
now, Tom. Suppose you ca dawn te
Archie Toombs and ask him ahout soF
rento and how to get there ana when
. fellow gets there after Ia starts. l.ml,
going to writes letter to lin Cooley
and set him to hunt up this Har.
castle 5.. .5s SIS: s5 .s5
When Perkins had gone Pike pHilAd
open the letter and read 70 once again
#It was the most formal ok netess. 81.
ginning Dear Mr.. Pike ana andin1
tYours sincerely Itseonta1ned 4 bs5e1
NOTICE Of the writer's intenf items, @;
rather. intentions m tn essnt pf q
certain contrete tempo TINT % harr seesned
inevitable, and tfpsted thar TN end
would meet with I'm AppeoYal Isl
He stfhed 8ai he ko3ded II and ~,
turned Il e. iits enveior
And that ends the gnar dianship,r
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