Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

I've seen-Robert said Tina dangerously under her breath.
 Einor's arms fell away from her office of tirins woman; she stood staring.
 Robert?
 lightning flash Well if you're never nice 10 3 person yourself, Elnor-" She escaped to the door way for parting shot. ..
 Yes, RobertP she called back elhshly and fed passing her mother with recognition and actually gong out in young Fanshawe's car with him for ali the afternoon, only coming back time for dinner winch was state function with guests and DO ing to bed immediately aterward
 Long after Joseph had gone Mrs Malison and rhe'.e f, talked m the mothers room with low pam 1uy murmurIng voices. taking council together into me small hours It three of the clock when th- hurryng ot soft footsteps and touch at the chamber
 Monsey; oh, fmomsey,"
 The mother was up the instant opening the ooor' oy the heht in the hall Tinas eyes ice-blue, stared at her over the lace frs Of her ni5htdress
 came 10 tell you-t feel like thai-the way you looked to-day-Ill tell Francis | won't mary b;,o. make any difference can't sfand ss-no, u0eS.. Sa, look like thatl, It will kill me- but you'll be hap pie5 any way"
 Oh, dear meg said Mrs Madison in de,na,c-,,x- iry lent roughness to her voice This is uonsense .S ins. come up stairs this minute The ideal vAh EI'n'ng on your fee-you get your death of cold" She Tea the girl to her own bed tuckine tbe sof, I0!l Win resoute fingers, and lying down herself aelwaIo under the coverlet with her cheek against Ina chill flesh. e
 On, iina as Ii mother could ever be glad ii YOU were unhappy It's just because fear that if yon nave what you want 1t will only be for vour ,,,ban pness that look as l do. If your father were onIv al home,' ~ "e'e O"J Tina gave movement of mpatience. thOueh sb. ; ray Ss eossE cudGled m her mothers arms i think II would have been great deal better if VI. bad eioped-f rancis and 1" she murmured
 Una he mother gave a mortified gasn
 .h," eii; 20 think so-it would have saved every uniis all the feeling SO badly. and the talk and everything Francis and 1 wanted to 90 of in The
 u.Imooiie ths afternoon and get married then. and settie It all at once. People never seem to mind pit after its all over-the Boggses made sncb s. St SoGut Lucys marrying that widower and nov no. o; Dody says word about it. She comes to Sunday. hignt tea with his children"
 But you didn't elope my darling ,;d N MaIison, searching for the one crum6 of eomiar; r;
 .5 T,ancis thought you might mind"
 That was 0ery right of Francis
 ano ne was afraid the car would brsaL do,,-,. L HNI aob, ,U take It to the garage for repairs"
 ,Oh' uear! sighed the poor mother opce rno-.
 II was only after Tina seemed to be asIe.n ,b. h i,,'b ue oown stars again to drop into an uneasy
 rms ms battle was going be long and weary f-, br, T;,, "eie all down unusually early to breakfast II. Don't ,', waken Miss Tina" Mrs. Mason warned
 Sure. she's not in the house. na,am- Eu,,,. Wiss Tas gibly important Bridget sad as how she came down the stairs tip-toe in her r.n n suit was toward the trolley car she win, e' ,. 1T haa a happened then already-the blow had f,l son wnspered the words with lips that could bs-I frame the words. Other peoples danob,era h5 ' j' fo ,h e1i ana done this thng-she had felt shaured L M '"eni-out hrrs! The room went abound u,;rb her, someone was bringing her water, She seu % ,s sea scared faces of Annette and Enor bending over ber 'he moments seemed liked drearv wears as rb.,, o
 me square. marble-pillared clock in ;,S oolg ,S oea % giaSs case on the mantel chirncd eight n,ps, v;,i + S ma: ma same lnto the room. Her blue hzr
 i'h itS wiiitc feathers pushed sideways n, b~- luHpied hair and the new gray suit was y,-;nllSd t spotted with clay from an enorrnors m, n; ,. 1,I1 m nuesea @ ushtiy In her arms. She set it down bas,I, Ih tne whte cloth of the breakfast table and I-s,d oaeK' panting, against the mahogany sidsboard 1.dS
 iIn Us tall old silver; the light from the partne , in Its shining embrace ~ N "e' ,i,a uidh know that was going to be So heavy The money. ~ were so slow. they wouldn't connec, | you're so fond of them 0>~'>S x Her eyes took swift tally of the group unbced,n, .nsil eAciarlauons Please leave the room Elm. mr. she went on speaking with defisn, bsTd1-.. broken .now and then by an odd pteops I,,iA u-s . m her young voice; N'>' -. suppose you thought I'd eloped I promise xo, know, that won't, wont get marr;ed n,;i you you ana daddy say can. I'll wait tore1,er ii won sav
 can bear to hurt anyonc's feelings Bu, I'll nevs- care pPy ipr Mfre at nome any more and I'll won't, really! I'll only care for Franc;SNas b seemed TOT or ahet me The wind from far source think l m SO young-you make me youneer tb,, Ieaily am so that don't know how to tell you what i. , tell you so that you'll understand When Syen sven need to be near me; but I'm just so happvr' ner Vo,Ge had changed the exquisite cadence ai W' OWN nfei And whether I'm ytzf or sorry, want to spend it with him y.r. =, h s SiIh h,m any way-I want to be with him if I die
 She stepped past the weeping sisters to throw b.l; on her knees by her mother to hide her bright head upon her mothers breast reach her young arms un o CsSp around her mothers neck she whispered:
 Oh' mother-nother yoa ought fo knosv," ,,, certainly was beautiful wedding g,"Little Mis-. ward was calling more at the Nalison's- brr voice was earnestly kind How lovely Miss An nette and Miss Elinor looked I never saw girls Keep their looks so we'll! And Miss Eiinor engaged 100 100 al iast! Everyone SO surprised ar Mss ma getting married soon Mir Franshawe seemed very happy, shouldn't wonder if there reany req was more to him than people think he shook my hand so-cordially. it's a little lame vet And as for the bride Miss Ward lowered her xo;c~ tenderiyM"Well, Mrs. Grandson said when she saw that cmids sweet: young face going up the aisle mere was something pathetic about it tha, she !nsts broke down and gave up and cried when she thought ot all that might be before her Have you eVsI sv Inougnt @ wnat lottery life is.
 good or for. evil the portion of the youngest was