The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-08

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with; q Feg1iaEs and e1rcusable my
Iandt.' ara the young voices tade
away into the midsufIlnler aftefnoon
dIiIsf n am zee 70 IesIlf1e my inter.
rup6ed niGht5oe fancy, Daat I refrain
me atAo pHeI lerulls. hardly
conducive to kdi iai Inspiration, ana
I md the CONN., iled mayors OF 9ees
cedRr. glue ard tul5ller quite nourish-
ny - -
Presently Dr. AIordmer. the minis
ter. comes down tie street in COM
u.lIlys with MS DEACON. BlfnEy Lock-
wood. They are discussing some one
IN snbdued tone bat I catch refer
ences to a worthJ cum and A4lesi
vacancy in the el94r-
Josie Lockwood rustles into hearing
Win b Ga5rlet n TOW. L.
rafflIng TolulSiy5 ID s=l9ht etss
the e6nfidanti 6 tone. sslnetin-s
sists that Gof course never let ON,
but every time we meet can just feel
him looking and
Bessie interposes. swhy, Tracey Tan
nerss lust crazy for fear he'll take on
With Angie"
s. can see JosIels head toss at this
81 bet he don't know what Angie Tut
IiilI looks like. That's too absurd
s'Absurd" isJ6sie's newest word IT'S
a very good word, too, but sometimes
fear she will wear it threadbare. 1t
closes her remarks as the two sifls
dart into the. postomce, and there =
peace for a time; then they emerge,
digging, and hear Josie declare: I'D
get Roland Barnette to do It. but he's
50 Jealous. He makes me tired"
Bessfe's response Is inaudible-
'.WeII." Josie continues, I'm simply
not going TO send them out until I
meet him. Eathep said I could give
It a week from saturday but won't
unIess's +,.iss:4
/ Bessie interrupte again inaudtblly;
.of course / eq{IId do that. but II 4
Just said Miss Carpenter and guests
that nosey old Homer I.ittlelollln1. q
think I meant him, too, and i only
said guest it'd look too pointed Don't
you think SOP
|. no my relief they pass rom hearing.
and I feel for my pipe for comfort
Anyway. never did Ike Josie Lock
wood. Smoking. ] mediate on the
astonishinr power OF personality. Here
Is Mr.: Nathaniel Duncan no more than
a fortnight In our midst (the phrase Is
used cailousIy as something sacred to
country '1ournaltSm3, and, behold. not
vet has the town ceased to discuss him.
The control he has over the local mind
and s4mngInation. Is certainly wonder
full, the more SO since he has appar-
entity made no effort to attract atten-
tlon-rather, l should say. to the con-
trary. Quiet and. unassuminG he
goes his way, minding bis own busi.
ness as carefully as we would mind
It for him, with all the good viii In the
world, IL only weEcouId find out what
It is. But we can't leave him alone.
Tracey Tanner Interrupts my mus
ings.
banjo.
'iLo, Tracey This lofty ana pttse
meeting can come from none other
than Roland Barnette.
eWhere you goin'7''
lover to the railway station. +'S
"what forG" II
ITO give you something to talk
about. Pm going to send telegram
ton friend OF mine In Moo York.
Jaw, you ain't the only one can sena
kilograms. Sam Graham sent one just
now.'
"Uh-huh. was sort Of hangin'
round when he came in, and seen
6Iin send itSmyself."
sam Graham teleEraphinG! Do you
know who to, Tracey2" Rolands SUI
perIority Is wearing thin under contact
With his curiosity. This surprising bit
of news makes him distinctly more
aftable and inclined to lower hmseh 70
the SOCIAL level OF the son OF the livery
stable keeper. 80.
AS for myself. lam inclined to lean
out OF the window and call Tracey up
lest he get out Of hearing before \
hear the rest Of It Fortunately an
not thus Obliged TO compromise my
dignity. The two are at pause.
Gimme a cigarette and III tell you,
barglllns Tracey ShrewdIy. Lew Z az
ker told me after sam d gone.
The deal Is put through promptly.
"He was telegraphin' to- GOT
match {"
For once am In sympathy with no