New-York tribune., 1909-02-14


LEX who looked IS hlg IS locomotive
-sshei into the beceI -1rglng people out Of ms
Tsv as i they had hee1 children, and roaring
- trouble
Where's nv w.te-' he yelled. stopping N
ne middle u the -.--e Office and glazing around
hn
Everybody seemed anxious 10 get outside IS
sen as possible The crush II the doors was
,rne1hIng AWFUL. Women ran up the stars,
nd two men who had suddenly thought -
--ngs they wanted = 10 somewhere else were
z- N z window. each irving 70 be the hTst
- gst our. and -e5tfe- Of them making much
-aaiwzv III. JuGerwood dIdnt I appear 70
Ike the way they were carrying on, and, grab
tng them 5v Their heels. he dragged treTn
tack INTO the middle OF the room, where ne
Jumped them [ getaeT few times and then
ling them ava
-Nbe7e's nv vife:" he howled again.
didn't feel ike giving him any information
n the subject and was hoping ne might be
Ind enough l. leave before the lady got
through having ler palm read; but boy
Eh0 caght 70 have been ar home II bed stuck
ms head out from under the desk behind
Etl.h he and The landlord were hiding and,
porting 70 the door ! was guarding, said;
Shes = there mister
I'll never forget the feeling ! had as Nj
Underwood turned toward me There was
asrdly ANYTHING tlat ! would not rather have
TZar6 ! still lose nv appetite when / think
about Il. The Doc had given me stT1ct orders
ngt 70 Jet anvbcdE II while he was busy with Z
Customer. ard l had learned that Il Was always
good plan . --lck 10 his rules " hlle the
terror Of the tow seemed 70 be trying 70 MAKE
Up his mind w-etheT 70 chew ne 10 BITS q
merely pull Of -r- head AID throw Il Al ne,
slipped into the room where his wife and the
ward were an bolted the door They had
heard the racket. and | guess she had TOLD the
Doc what VS. wrong. I found them standing
4 ne middle -. the room Ms Underwood
RS not looking lapPy. -,
L he ge7s j ere she whimpered, he i
AZ ne"
Madam" the wizard answered, YOU are
Perceive, inclined TO Jump Al concIusloIs-
nat Is n lsr1C-c---lre habit As the poet says
The care tla- fret Us most
Are th0se VT never have 20 bear at al;
How Oft W c-:nge beneath the blows
That to-1--ately never fan
Zachariah, i.5u6lv take the lady 10 yon
c-neT. ! desi-e T. fe Tree IN nv movements
Eae1 The man ~ her choice enters
he Docs rla- i lampaign didn' appeal 10
he TeTy tOTClblE- lLt Mrs Underwood seemed
g think that because ! WAS some taller and
BEAVER than rEe Ward Il might be adTls2 Ole
70 trust herself 10 my care, and she swooPed
" ne before -luld get out q the way, beg
Eng me, I ] Was not \ coward, TO keep heT
non harm. ! CoulGn' think 81 any hTst class
-eeson why ought 70 come between man aIlc
ne Where ] ned no special interest IL eltheT
VI mem but she dion stop 70 consider that-
Al TINS TINE The Lad with the large hsts was
P'andlng u the door and naming disagreea ble
sssngS that he intended 10 do IN the rear future
oee-slonaly he would interrupt himself TO
seA 0ladys- II SOFT of COaXIng tones, ana
* -adr who Was using me as a protector eN-
t-aihed that Gladys was her name limited
"a ne Inlgfl- forgive her Il she went out and
E-eoec the matter before ham IN = reasona bIe
Agat' but she didn't receive the suggestion
WITH much favor
lou don't know Robert" she said, OF
soe Touldnt expect him 70 listen TO reason At
: tine like th.s' 80
| was Shortly afterward that Roberts pa
neece gave Dut, and he came against the
, .ot Ake 1reiglI train humping into q car on
s'ae track. The lock few halfway across the
- IN, and Ro1ert entered with d below that
1il1 put me II nv ease q bit
ny i1end. said the Doc. as Mr. Under
80 'oe stopped 70 blink a few times and get his
1Glfgs YOU have violated the right OF
e-StasIy- II other words, 20 use the 1dloIn
- - winch you are doubtless familiar, you hay We
--e'eo II where there has been no loud de-
.e a-e ioT Your presence Do / make Inyseh
Robert :hrew out his chest, folded his arms
-0ss Il, and gave = laugh that was not eaten
Aocszt dozen men and BOYS had crowded
.IIsona enc just outside the door, and after ne had